Judicial Supervision: Theory and Practice

Author: Gao Yujie
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: This book is divided into 10 chapters, summarizing the basic experiences of reform and innovation in trial supervision, and looking ahead to the future development trends of trial supervision work. The book has the following outstanding characteristics: , This book is positioned at the intersection of theory and practice. It strives to be rich in content, well-structured, deeply insightful, and targeted. It includes both relatively cutting-edge political science and legal theories, as well as numerous practical issues encountered in supervision work. The book attempts to achieve the goal of moving from practice to theory and testing theory through practice by reviewing, summarizing, comparing, and synthesizing existing practices. Second, this book reflects the achievements of trial supervision at the current stage. It has a certain forward-looking and exploratory nature, but is inevitably marked by the current level of understanding and practice. Third, this book highlights "innovation," aiming to encourage trial supervisors to conduct serious research and boldly seek new approaches. The development history of trial supervision is a process of continuously liberating the mind, updating concepts, and driving theoretical and institutional innovation. To a certain extent, without innovation, there would be no trial supervision. However, innovation should not be blind novelty or a simple change in wording. Instead, it should be about innovating in line with the development patterns of disciplinary inspection and supervision work and the spirit of the rule of law.