Legal Principles in Life - (First Series)

Author: Huang Wenyi
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This book is a collection of academic achievements from the "Forum on Legal Theory in Daily Life" organized by the Center for Theoretical Law at Jilin University. The issues discussed in this book are selected from hot social news reported in the media, representing social problems or events with legal significance and theoretical discussion value. These include topics such as transgender people changing their household registration, security guards punishing thieves in residential areas, legislation on organ donation, the Liu Yong case, urban demolition, the establishment of no-panhandling zones, a husband suing his wife for violating reproductive rights, and whether hepatitis B carriers can become civil servants. These individual cases truly reflect the appearance and characteristics of the real-life world in a condensed form. Adhering to the principle of "revealing legal theory through life and perceiving life through legal theory," the discussions in this book not only demonstrate the practical nature and life roots of legal theory, which are somewhat obscured, but also show the strong reflective and critical capacity of legal theory toward the real-life world. This book is suitable for people from all walks of life as an essential reading for introductory legal theory.