Research on the Effectiveness of Judicial Decisions

Author: Liu Qingfeng
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: A judgment is the result of a court exercising national judicial power in accordance with legally prescribed procedures to resolve social disputes. It is based on the nation's judicial power and supported by its coercive force, serving as one of the specific ways law acts on society. For a court judgment to be effective, it must possess legal authority to fulfill its role in dispute resolution. The issue of judgment effectiveness falls under the fundamental theoretical problems of procedural law. The book is divided into seven chapters, covering perspectives on the effectiveness of judicial judgments in China, an analysis of the topic of judicial judgment effectiveness, the formal and substantive effectiveness of judgments, the finality of judgments, the relationship between judgment effectiveness in the three major litigation procedures, an examination of China's judicial supervision system, and the construction of a distinctive Chinese judicial judgment effectiveness system. The book consists of seven chapters, primarily introducing perspectives on the effectiveness of judicial judgments in China, an analysis of the topic of judicial judgment effectiveness, and an examination of judgment effectiveness and China's judicial supervision system.