Chinese Legal System and Reform

Author: Chen Guoqing He Bingqun
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Publish Date: 2001-08-17
Features: Integrating the legal systems of the three major types of litigation and presenting them in a unified manner is unprecedented in the field of Chinese litigation law. Criminal litigation, civil litigation, and administrative litigation all fall under the umbrella of litigation law, each with its own specific characteristics, but they share fundamental principles that are inherently interconnected and consistent. This approach not only concisely reflects the commonalities in the development of litigation law but also takes into account the unique features of each distinct discipline. It emphasizes the differences among the three major types of litigation while fully acknowledging their intrinsic links, thereby facilitating comparative analysis, comprehensive understanding, and the formation of a unified theoretical framework. It aids in fully grasping the characteristics and specific procedures of criminal, civil, and administrative litigation, enhancing their practicality, and contributing to the cultivation of high-caliber legal professionals. Particularly, it explores the reform and improvement of litigation systems through comparative analysis, aiming to establish a scientific system of litigation law and theory in China that meets practical needs.