China Judicial Compensation Practical Operations and Theoretical Discussion

Author: Chen Chunlong
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Publish Date: 2002-06-01
Features: The formulation of the State Compensation Law holds a milestone significance for China, a country with a feudal tradition of "the people do not accuse the officials" and "the officials do not regret their judgments" for thousands of years. As such, the difficulty of its implementation is self-evident. This book attempts to provide an accurate description of the entire process of state compensation in terms of compensation law from both theoretical and practical perspectives: confirmation, request, negotiation, review, decision, and execution. It also delves into the hotspots and difficulties: compensation principles, act confirmation, mental damages, torture, false confessions, burden of proof, legislative improvement, and more, supplemented by 167 cases, with the aim of contributing to the restoration of victims' rights.