People's Court Case Selection (2001 Fourth Issue, Total 38th Issue)

Author: Institute of Applied Legal Research
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Publish Date: 2002-05-01
Features: The People's Court Case Selection is a judicial professional book regularly edited by the Institute of Applied Legal Research under the decision of the Supreme People's Court. It is characterized by guidance, practicality, professionalism, resourcefulness, and academic rigor. The cases selected in the book are major, significant, and complex cases from various periods across all levels of people's courts, specialized courts, and other types of cases, as well as representative cases reflecting new situations and issues. Each case includes three parts: the case facts, the trial process, and an analysis. In addition to accurately presenting the case facts and trial details, it emphasizes evaluating the strengths and weaknesses of the case from the perspectives of legal application and the use of legal theory.