Civil Court Mediation Theory and Practice

Author: He Ming
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Publish Date: 2002-12-01
Features: This book is a summary of court mediation work. It has two characteristics: First, the authors are judges who have long been engaged in adjudication work and possess rich experience in civil adjudication, especially in civil case mediation. Therefore, this book can be said to be a personal reflection and summary of their experience in court mediation work. Second, this book is not only rich in theory but also emphasizes practicality. Its theoretical aspect is reflected in the systematic elaboration of the basic theories of court mediation, as well as its attention to the various debates in China's legal theory circles regarding the abolition or retention of the court mediation system. On this basis, it proposes unique insights into the reform of China's court mediation system. Its practical aspect is reflected in the book, which not only demonstrates the specific and rich mediation techniques for each stage of litigation for reference and by practical departments to better improve mediation skills, but also genuinely reflects the current status of court mediation work in China, including its achievements or shortcomings, which can serve as a text for interpretation and explanation for the academic community.