Author: Li Yang
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Publish Date: 2003-11-01
Features: Law is a practical discipline. The evolution of law relies not only on rational legislative activities but also, more importantly, on creative judicial activities. Justice is the key link through which law gains its soul and vitality. In this sense, law itself largely refers to judicial activities. This book is based on first-hand materials from intellectual property case trials in the past three years, exploring four levels: case introduction, focus analysis, judicial reasoning, and judge's reflections. It reveals the key, difficult, and questionable issues in case trials, offering valuable insights for lawyers, judges, prosecutors, legal advisors, and people's mediators in their practice. It serves as the best case textbook for university law students and faculty, and it unravels the mysteries of court trials for ordinary people.
Judge's Notes on Handling Cases · Intellectual Property Volume
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