Author: Subrin
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Publish Date: 2002-04-01
Features: This book is written specifically for Chinese readers by two American scholars, Steven Subrin and Margaret Wu, on the American civil litigation system. The authors provide a three-dimensional panoramic depiction of the development history and related cultural background of the American civil litigation system, allowing us to see the entire process of evolution of a vibrant procedural system within a specific context. It highlights the underlying concepts of justice, freedom, and social values embedded in the American civil litigation system and its procedural rules.
The Essence of American Civil Litigation: Perspectives from History, Culture, and Practice
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