Frontier of Judgement - Practical Trials of New Type Cases (Issue No. 10)

Author: Beijing Higher People's Court
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: Since its inception, Frontier of Adjudication has adhered to the guiding principle of "promptly reflecting new situations and issues in the legal application of new types of cases adjudicated by the courts of Beijing, timely disseminating information on the adjudication of new types of cases by the courts of Beijing, increasing the case adjudication information for a broad range of adjudicators, broadening their horizons, and providing useful references and references for adjudicators in handling cases, as well as offering fresh cases for legal research." Focusing on doubts, difficulties, and new issues in judicial practice, it adopts the method of analyzing individual cases or a category of cases to strengthen in-depth theoretical and practical research on the legal application in case adjudication. While the courts of Beijing diligently carry out case research, they also continuously summarize the grasp or understanding of key issues in legal application from the judgments of cases that have been finally adjudicated, compile and publish cases, and provide them for reference in judicial practice by the courts of Beijing. This issue of Frontier of Adjudication is a carefully edited collection of judicial guidance cases from the Research Office of the Beijing Higher People's Court for the years 2001 to 2003, publicly released online by the courts of Beijing for reference by readers.