Criminal Justice

Author: Chen Hehua
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: Justice is the activity of state power in the field of resolving social disputes through the form of legal application, which is the state providing "a method different from force for the two parties to resolve disputes." The corresponding English term for justice is "justice," the French term is "judicature," and the German term is "Justiz," "Rechtspflege," "Judikature." The proposal of the concept of justice is closely linked to the theory of separation of powers. Montesquieu first proposed the position of judicial power in the system of state power. He believed that every country has three powers, namely legislative power, administrative power concerning international law matters, and administrative power concerning civil regulations.

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