Book: The Judicial Systems and Judicial Procedures of the United States and Germany

Author: Song Bing
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Publish Date: 1998-09-01
Features: First, in terms of form, this reader covers a broad scope, compiling a series of relevant articles with the main objective of comprehensively introducing the judicial systems and procedures of the United States and Germany. For those new to the field, this reader provides convenient introductory materials, eliminating the need for readers interested in understanding the judicial systems of the U.S. and Germany to search high and low. For readers who already have some familiarity with these systems, they can refer to the bibliography in the appendix to find more in-depth research. Second, from a content perspective, this reader focuses more on introducing judicial systems and procedures while touching less on substantive law and judicial philosophy. Although the latter permeates the former, the former serves as a window to understand the latter. Third, in terms of the selection of materials in this book, as the name suggests, the reader consists of articles written by other authors or excerpts from book chapters selected by the editor. The materials selected for this book are all from the pens of legal experts from the U.S. and Germany, so they can