Constitutional Law Case Studies and Tutorials

Author: Jiao Hongchang
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
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-based teaching is both an important content and an important method of legal education. This book enriches and enlivens the classroom of legal education through case analysis, stimulating students' interest in legal issues and their desire to solve legal problems, helping them deepen their understanding of legal theory, key points and difficulties in various disciplines, and improving their critical thinking, analytical, reasoning, and practical problem-solving skills. This book takes typical and relatively recent constitutional cases as a starting point and explains the basic spirit, principles, and systems of the constitution through case analysis, providing reference ideas for the construction and development of China's constitutional system. The book consists of 8 chapters, sequentially:
1. The Protection Principle of Basic Rights and Freedoms of Citizens
2. Citizens' Right to Participate in Political Affairs
3. Citizens' Personal Freedom
4. Citizens' Private Property Rights
5. Citizens' Socio-economic and Cultural Rights
6. The Autonomy Rights of Grassroots Masses
7. Horizontal Allocation of State Power and Inter-relationship of Powers
8. Vertical Allocation of State Power and Inter-relationship of Powers.
This book is written for faculty and students of legal education in higher education institutions and can also be used as a reference for legal researchers.