The United States Constitution

Author: Lu Runkang
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: This book pays great attention to the judicial power of the United States because, in a rule of law state, a relatively neutral, independent, and fair judicial system serves as a crucial pillar. The development of the United States is closely related to the positive role played by its judicial system. Mr. Lu believes, "For the study of a country's constitutional system, the position of the courts in a nation is as important as anything." This book dedicates considerable space to comprehensively introducing the status and functions of the courts in the constitutional system, the complex relationship between judicial power and legislative power, as well as executive power, and it also examines the transformation of the Supreme Court. Its research conclusion is: "Over the past 20 years, the attitude of the court (has shifted) from emphasizing the protection of property rights to emphasizing the protection of personal freedom rights; from upholding laissez-faire to upholding the strength of federal power, and fully fulfilling the role of an arbiter in the federal system." The attitude shift of the Supreme Court can be described as a shift in legal theory, or perhaps a shift in the spirit of the times. Mr. Lu's observations and analytical conclusions are profound and convincing. The most valuable spirit of the author of The American Federal Constitution lies in his perseverance and dedication, viewing the study of knowledge as his life's purpose. Since his youth, Mr. Lu Runkang has had a strong interest in the U.S. Constitution. Later, he engaged in government and economic work while persistently conducting follow-up and rolling research. The entire book has been revised multiple times, with content continuously updated, truly reflecting his deep dedication and unwavering commitment.