Civil Procedure Law Research, Volume 5

Author: Fan Chongyi
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Publish Date: 2003-06-01
Features:
- Sixteen major discussions on procedural issues from the perspective of political civilization
- Improving litigation procedures to safeguard legitimate rights and interests
- Strengthening the construction of socialist rule of law and the protection of litigation rights
- Judicial system reform as the guarantee of fairness and justice
- Learning from the 16th Party Congress report on contemporary judicial system reform
- Implementing the strategy of governing the country according to law and accelerating the legislation on civil enforcement
- Innovating and keeping pace with the times to practically solve the principles of civil enforcement litigation
- Research on the principles of litigation
- Interpretation and reshaping of the basic theoretical system of Chinese civil litigation
- On the reshaping of the purpose of Chinese civil litigation
- Academic frontiers
- The objective scope of res judicata
- A review, analysis, and prospect of China's judicial reform
- Background and approaches: Investigative models and reforms of Chinese investigative procedures
- Comparative study of the theories of "legal truth" and "objective truth"
- On the reconstruction of China's concept of burden of proof
- The theory of burden of proof
- The theoretical foundation of China's criminal
- An exploration of China's criminal choice of action—value analysis and model framework
- Issues in the implementation of procedural law
- "Survey report on the reform of administrative trial system"
- Debate
- "Plead guilty and receive leniency" in the legal systems of foreign regions
- Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan law
- "Criminal Procedure Law" of the Taiwan region
- Ancient law, natural law, and the non-logical tendency of traditional Chinese justice