Civil Procedure Law Comparison -(2004-2005 Volume)

Author: Chen Gang
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: Comparative Civil Procedure Law (2004-2005 Volume) features columns such as "Theoretical Research on Justice," "Special Studies," "Civil Prosecution," "Judicial Reform," and "Codex Translation." Foreign contributions include works by Italian legal scholar Monno Cappeletti (Major Issues in Judicial Review), American scholar Wilfred Fainberg (The Role of American Judges—Centered on U.S.-Japan Analysis), and Japanese scholar Tōmei Higashiō (The Distinction Between Adversarial and Inquisitorial Systems). Introductions to foreign codes and legislative theories include The Code of French Court Organization, The Civil Procedure Law of South Korea, A Study on the French Civil Prosecution System, The System of Witnesses and Documentary Evidence in Korean Civil Procedure, and A Panoramic View of Vietnam's Judicial Reform Under the Revolutionary Cause. The book explores the scope and boundaries of international civil judicial authority, the distinction between adversarial and inquisitorial systems, and on civil procedure contracts, providing valuable materials for the study of civil procedure law in China. Since the publication of the 2001 Volume, Comparative Civil Procedure Law series has spanned four years, offering an academic platform for research and discussion in the field of civil procedure law. The 2004-2005 volume compiles research achievements in civil procedure law from those two years.