Research on the Law of Civil Procedure. Volume 4

Author: Fan Chongyi
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: Preface by the Editor-in-Chief "What evidence do you have to prove you didn't kill anyone?" Reflections by Fan Chongyi
Academic Frontiers: The Theory of Litigation Balance by Chen Yongsheng
Comparative Study of Evidence Investigation Procedures in Criminal Trials by Sun Changyong
On the Effectiveness of Administrative Relief by Shi Youqi
Research on the Implementation of Administrative Litigation——Amendments and Improvements to the Implementation Provisions of China's Administrative Litigation Law by Liu Dongliang
Research on the People's Procuratorate Initiating Civil Litigation by the Research Group on the People's Procuratorate Initiating Civil Litigation
Study on the System of Claim Change by Liao Zhonghong and Xiang Qingmei
Modern Legal Norms and Litigation Cognition——Structural Analysis of Litigation Cognition by Wu Hongyao
Economic Analysis of Evidence Law by Chen Weixing and Cheng Chunhua
Research on the Admissibility of Evidence by Tao Zhirong
Issues in the Implementation of Litigation Law
"Survey Report on the Reform of Administrative Trial System" (Part 1) by Ying Songnian and Xue Gangling
Foreign Legal Systems: Criminal Evidence System in Canada by Chen Ruihua
Historical Controversies and Compromises of the 1999 Case Precedent Rule (Part 2) by [USA] Kenneth E. Solum, translated by Liang Xin, Wang Jinxi, and Wen Xiufeng
Background and Significance of Japan's Judicial System Reform—A Review of the "Opinions of the Judicial System Reform Review Committee" by Wu Wei
Opinions of the Judicial System Reform Review Committee—Supporting Japan's Judicial System in the 21st Century by Xiao Chenghai and Bi Yingda, translated
Comparison of the Procuratorial Systems in Mainland China and the Macao Special Administrative Region by Yang Jinhua
Modern Law: A Brief Discussion on the Judicial Transplantation in the Late Qing Dynasty by Zhang Demei