Comparison of Judicial Systems

Author: Li Changdao / Dong Maoyun
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Publish Date: 2004-12-01
Features: This book is a textbook for the Master of Laws (JM) program at Fudan University Law School. The judicial system is an important component of the national legal system, and the effective implementation of national law relies on a comprehensive judicial system. The judicial system plays a crucial role in maintaining social order and stability, promoting sustainable economic development, and ensuring the orderly conduct of social life. The book is divided into ten chapters, conducting comparative studies on various aspects such as the common court system, constitutional court, administrative court, litigation procedures, prosecutorial system, legal profession system, case law system, and jury system. Comparative research on the judicial system is of great significance for China's legal system development, reform, and improvement.
Law is an ancient discipline. In the thriving China, law is also a vibrant and rapidly developing field. This textbook not only emphasizes reflecting the historical achievements and academic heritage of legal research but also focuses on showcasing the latest trends and developments in legal studies both domestically and internationally. It aims to provide students with general conclusions that reflect the current state of research while also proposing a series of research topics that represent the future direction of legal studies. Therefore, this textbook is not only suitable for classroom teaching in the JM program but also serves as a theoretical reading material for readers with a certain level of reading comprehension.