Civil Procedure Law Colloquium (Volume 6)

Author: Chen Guangzhong, Jiang Wei (editors)
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Publish Date: 2001-12-01
Features: With the implementation of China's "rule of law" strategy and the advancement of judicial reforms, research in the field of litigation law continues to be vibrant. The academic articles in this volume are closely tied to the theme of China's rule of law construction and the pulse of judicial reforms, reflecting the innovative and exploratory spirit of scholars and the encouraging results they have achieved. In the volume on criminal procedure law, a total of 16 academic articles are included. The article "Judicial Fairness in Sentencing and Criminal Procedure System," written by Chen Guangzhong and Guo Zhiyuan, explores the relationship between substantive justice and procedural justice, pointing out that: substantive justice and procedural justice are indispensable two aspects of judicial fairness, and we should adhere to the concept and practice of giving equal importance to both. The article "The Emergence and Challenges of Administrative Litigation in Mainland China," published in the "Research on Administrative Procedure Law" section, discusses the development of administrative litigation systems in China from the perspective of administrative litigation rights, offering many unique insights. There are relatively fewer articles on administrative procedure law in this volume. We hope that our colleagues in the legal field can strive to contribute more and continue to pursue unremitting efforts, making the research on civil procedure law more vibrant. [Editor's Recommendation] "Essays on Litigation Law" aims to showcase research achievements in litigation law, enhance the research level of litigation law, and promote research talents in litigation law. "Essays on Litigation Law" is published by the Legal Publishing House, with one or two volumes published annually, each volume containing over 400,000 words. It features columns such as theoretical research, practical research, foreign law research, comparative law research, highlights of doctoral and master's theses, and case studies.