People's Court Case Selection (Issue 3, 2002, Total Issue 41)

Author: Institute of Legal Research, Supreme People's Court
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features:
> This is a judicial professional book regularly edited by the Institute of Applied Law of the Supreme People's Court of China, serving as a judicial practice guide. It is characterized by guidance, practicality, professionalism, comprehensiveness, and academic rigor. The compilation and publication of the Supreme People's Court's judicial cases are an important part of the development of socialist rule of law and a key aspect of judicial practice. They play a significant role in promptly reflecting the basic conditions and law enforcement standards of the Supreme People's Court's judicial work, summarizing experience and lessons, guiding judicial practice, promoting theoretical research in applied law, enhancing the transparency and social impact of judicial work, and ensuring judicial fairness and efficiency.
> The selected cases are major, significant, and complex cases from various levels of courts across the country, specialized courts, and other types of cases, including criminal, civil, commercial, administrative, maritime, and other cases that reflect new situations and issues. Each case includes three parts: the case facts, judicial analysis, and legal evaluation. In addition to providing a truthful account of the case facts and judicial proceedings, it emphasizes the analysis of legal application and the use of legal theory to evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of the case. The editing highlights authenticity, comprehensiveness, timeliness, and reasoned analysis, aiming to inspire readers and achieve the effect of learning from one case to understand many.