Guidelines for Law Enforcement by Chinese Judicial Authorities

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Publish Date: 2000-01-01
Features: Full Eight Volumes The First Joint Compilation of High Judicial Authorities for Legal Application by Judicial Personnel Authoritative Version Edited by the Legal Department of the Ministry of Public Security, Research Office of the Supreme People's Procuratorate, and Research Office of the Supreme People's Court This set of books is divided into eight volumes:
- Comprehensive Volume, including the Constitution, State Organs, Election Law, Special Administrative Region Law, Personnel of Judicial Organs, Labor and Social Security, Business Equipment and Archive Management, Discipline Inspection and Supervision, Financial Management, and the Work Reports of the Supreme People's Court and the Supreme People's Procuratorate from 1980 to 1999;
- Criminal Law Volume, including the Criminal Law and the Criminal Procedure Law;
- Civil Law Volume, including the General Principles of Civil Law, Inheritance Law, Marriage Law, Adoption Law, Real Estate, State Compensation Law, Civil Procedure Law, and Arbitration Law;
- Commercial Law Volume, including the Contract Law, Financial Law, and Maritime Law;
- Administrative Law Volume, including Public Security Administration, Real Estate Management, Fire Management, Border Control Management, Traffic Management, Labor Reform and Education, Administrative Penalties Law, and Administrative Litigation Law;
- Legal Document Volume, including criminal documents of public security organs, criminal documents of courts, criminal documents of procuratorates, and civil documents of courts;
- Case Volume, including typical and difficult cases announced by the Supreme People's Court and the Supreme People's Procuratorate, including criminal cases, civil cases, contract cases, maritime law cases, administrative law cases, and enforcement cases.
Each category in this book is arranged in the order of laws, administrative regulations, currently effective judicial interpretations and interpretive documents, judicial interpretations and interpretive documents that can be referred to for implementation, and departmental rules, covering all fields of judicial authorities' law enforcement. The materials collected in this book are up to the end of December 1999. To maintain the continuity of the book, it will be supplemented at the end of each year. This book enables judicial personnel to understand the effectiveness of various laws and regulations that should be implemented and referred to, and also facilitates easy reference, making it the most comprehensive and systematic legal application tool book for judicial authorities to date.