Legal Basis Guide

Author: Wang Shiru
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: A foundational law course, it is a quality-oriented education course offered to students in humanities (excluding law), science, engineering, agriculture, medicine, finance and economics, political science and law, foreign languages, arts, and education. This book primarily introduces an overview of China's legal system. The entire book is divided into 8 chapters, including: Socialist Legal Principles, Socialist Rule of Law, Constitution, Administrative Law, Civil Law, Marriage and Inheritance Law, Criminal Law, and Procedural Law, as well as the application of legal theories. The book features a complete system, rigorous logic, abundant case studies, and detailed content. In terms of writing style, it strives to connect theory with practice, reflects the latest achievements in China's legislative work and legal research, and embodies the purpose of cultivating and enhancing college students' legal awareness, rule of law concepts, and moral quality. It highlights the sense of the times, practicality, and ideological significance. Especially in terms of format and style, it innovates by introducing an introductory section at the beginning of each chapter, outlining the central content and learning objectives of the chapter. Key titles and terminology are clearly explained in both Chinese and English, facilitating students' practical understanding and application of professional English. Each section includes selected readings, case studies, and analysis of typical cases, which not only enhances students' ability to think independently and analyze problems but also makes the book more lively and readable. This textbook reflects the characteristics of higher legal public courses while also catering to the teaching needs of law in finance and economics. It can serve as a teaching material for foundational law courses in universities, as well as a reference for legal education for the general public and readers interested in law. The book covers various aspects such as legal principles, constitution, administrative law, civil law, marriage and inheritance law, striving to connect theory with practice and reflecting the latest achievements in China's legislative work and legal research.

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