Administrative Litigation Law Case Tutorial

Author: Ma Huade
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: Law is a highly applied discipline. One of the important goals of legal education is to cultivate students' ability to use legal knowledge to interpret legal phenomena and solve legal problems. Therefore, in legal education, teaching methods that combine theory and practice are of particular significance. Practice has proven that case teaching is not only an important content of legal education but also an important method. In common law jurisdictions, court judgments have legislative functions and are essential legal knowledge that legal professionals and students must study and research. Case teaching is also their primary method for legal education. This book systematically explains the basic concepts, fundamental knowledge, basic theories, and key, difficult, and controversial points of administrative litigation law through case analysis. The book is divided into 8 chapters based on the basic discipline system of administrative law.
Chapter 1: The Purpose of Administrative Litigation Law
Chapter 2: Scope of Cases in Administrative Litigation
Chapter 3: Jurisdiction and Administrative Trial System in Administrative Litigation
Chapter 4: Participants in Administrative Litigation
Chapter 5: Evidence in Administrative Litigation
Chapter 6: Trial Procedures in Administrative Litigation
Chapter 7: Types of Administrative Litigation and Types of Judgments
Chapter 8: Enforcement of Administrative Litigation
To help readers grasp the key knowledge of each chapter at a glance, a "Summary of Key Points in This Chapter" is provided below each chapter. Subsequently, typical cases are selected around the "Summary of Key Points in This Chapter," and the relevant knowledge points are systematically explained through case analysis. This book is written for faculty and students of law at universities and colleges. It can also be used for the training and examination of civil servants, as well as for reference by various legal professionals and researchers.