Legal System Studies: Problem Points and Sources of Literature: Problem Points and Sources of Literature

Author: Jiang Daxing
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: An indispensable tool for teaching and research, it rapidly and effectively enhances academic standards. This series follows the classification of major domestic courses, comprising ten volumes, providing a comprehensive search of legal papers from the past decade both domestically and internationally. Detailed citations offer reliable and complete reference indexes for researchers seeking specialized information. With this volume in hand, one can stay abreast of research trends in relevant fields without leaving home, greatly facilitating the absorption of previous achievements and the synthesis of knowledge for educators and researchers. The judicial system consists of the prosecutorial system, the legal professional system, the notary system, the legal aid system, the judicial appraisal system, judicial documents, the prison system, the labor education system, criminal investigation, and forensic medicine. Among these, the prison system, labor education system, legal professional system, notary system, legal aid system, and forensic medicine are edited by Zhou Ye, while criminal investigation, judicial appraisal system, prosecutorial system, and judicial documents are edited by Wu Yafeng. The judicial system is not a complete system but rather composed of various independent parts. Each part possesses a considerable degree of independence. During the editorial process, it is difficult to find textbooks that provide a complete system arrangement for reference. Therefore, while arranging the system and referring to textbooks, a significant degree of personal subjectivity was exercised to ensure a reasonable structure that facilitates readers in searching and retrieving information.