Principle of law

Author: [USA] Michael Bellesiles
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Publish Date: 1996-01-01
Features: This book is a major work translated by Michael Bellesiles, a professor of philosophy and law at Florida State University. Starting with a general analysis of legal principles, the author employs normative and comparative analysis methods to succinctly summarize and comment on the fundamental principles of major legal fields such as procedural law, property law, contract law, tort law, and criminal law. For Chinese readers who wish to gain a comprehensive understanding of the Western legal system, particularly the legal principle system, value foundations, legislative purposes, and operational procedures of the common law system, the book provides abundant materials and perspectives. For scholars engaged in legal research, the author's theories and research methods hold significant reference value.
This book is a major work by Michael D. Bellesiles, a professor of philosophy and law at Florida State University. Starting with a general analysis of legal principles, the author employs normative and comparative analysis methods to succinctly summarize and comment on the fundamental principles of major legal fields such as procedural law, property law, contract law, tort law, and criminal law. For Chinese readers who wish to gain a comprehensive understanding of the Western legal system, particularly the legal principle system, value foundations, legislative purposes, and operational procedures of the common law system, the book provides abundant materials and perspectives. For scholars engaged in legal research, the author's theories and research methods hold significant reference value.