General Theory of Western Five Countries' Judicial System

Author: Fang Lixin
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Publish Date: 2000-09-01
Features: The writing of this book, whether in terms of overall conception and the arrangement of the system, or in the organization and selection of materials, strives to reflect the consideration mentioned above. The title "General Theory of Justice" implies not only a comprehensive discussion of the basic judicial systems of the five Western countries but also an examination of the specific operations of the judiciary in these countries and their respective characteristics. The book consists of 6 chapters, which can be structurally divided into two parts: General Principles of Justice (Chapter 1) and an Overview of the Judicial Systems of the Five Countries and Their Operations (Chapters 2 to 6). In addition to focusing on the discussion of court systems and trial systems, the book also treats the prosecutorial system and the lawyer system as integral components of the judicial system, with separate sections dedicated to each.