People's Court Case Selection (2003 Issue No. 4, Total Issue No. 46)

Author: Compiled by the Research Institute of the People's Courts
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Publishing Date: 2004-06-01
Features: The cases selected in Selected Cases of the People's Courts are major, significant, and complex cases, as well as representative cases reflecting new situations and issues, from criminal, civil, commercial, administrative, maritime, and other types of cases adjudicated by courts at all levels and specialized courts across the country at various times. Each case includes three parts: the case facts, the trial process, and analysis. In addition to accurately presenting the case facts and trial details, it emphasizes evaluating the strengths and weaknesses of case handling from the perspectives of legal application and the use of legal theory. The editorial features highlight authenticity, comprehensiveness, timeliness, and reasoned analysis, striving to provide enlightenment and achieve the effect of learning from one case to understand many. Since its first publication in the second half of 1992 by the People's Courts Publishing House, Selected Cases of the People's Courts has been edited and published in 45 volumes, with continuously increasing circulation and expanding social impact, gaining widespread popularity among readers. It serves as an important reference for judicial personnel and lawyers in handling cases, a vivid teaching material for the general public to learn about law, and a rich resource for law students, faculty, and legal researchers to study and research law.