Judicial organ organization law

Author: Huang Xiping
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: This book introduces the organizational system, functions, and management of courts and procuratorates, highlighting the combination of fundamental theories with judicial practice. It considers both the completeness of the system and its uniqueness, offering interpretations of current legal norms as well as reflections on existing institutions. This book also represents an exploration of judicial system reform. The main content includes: the nature and tasks of People's Courts, their organization and functions, judicial bodies and organizations, basic principles and systems, the duties, rights, and obligations of judges, qualifications for judicial appointments, the appointment and removal of judges, the management and protection of judges, other staff of the courts; the historical origins, types, and structure of the Procuratorate Organization Law, the nature and tasks, legal status, and leadership system of procuratorates, the organizational system and internal structure of procuratorates, their functions and principles of operation, the procuratorial functions and procedures of procuratorates in criminal, civil, and administrative litigation, as well as other related systems of procuratorates, totaling 25 chapters. This book can serve as a textbook for police-related majors in higher education institutions, a professional training manual for practitioners, and a reference for those engaged in theoretical research and practical work in judicial organs.