Lawyer's approach and skills in handling cases

Author: Ma Hongjun
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: This book prominently reflects the case-solving approach and skills of lawyers, summarizing their professional experience and covering the main areas of legal practice. In terms of content, it emphasizes the analysis of the psychological states and role definitions of parties, lawyers, and judges, with law as the primary focus, integrating emotion, reason, and law into a unified whole, which is closer to the actual operational conditions of lawyers. The authors of this book are all practicing lawyers who have also engaged in legal education at higher education institutions. It can be considered a work based on the practical experiences of scholarly lawyers. The cases discussed in the book are all personally handled by the authors, derived from real-life situations, processed, refined, and yet elevated above life, providing some guidance for lawyers. The book draws on the experience of common law system law schools in emphasizing practical training and combines traditional Chinese culture, achieving a unity of theory and practice. For practicing lawyers, legal management personnel, and legal researchers and educators, it serves as both a professional work and a solid crutch.