Law and Legal Studies (Second Edition)

Author: Tan Shigui, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: This book is written by scholars with years of expertise in the judicial and litigation systems, specifically designed to meet the needs of teaching and training in higher education institutions and judicial practice departments. The book consists of two main parts: First, fundamental issues and systems of legal practice, including the qualifications for legal practice, the execution of legal practice, the rights and obligations of lawyers, the professional ethics of lawyers, and the legal liability of lawyers; Second, practical issues of legal practice, including the institutional design and current operational status of various legal practice areas. The author is well-versed in the practical aspects of the legal profession and does not limit himself to introducing systems and phenomena. Instead, he adopts a comprehensive perspective on the legal profession, analyzing the intrinsic rules and operational mechanisms of the legal industry through observation. At the same time, the author emphasizes practicality throughout the book, striving to provide truly useful guidance for legal practice. The content of the book combines systematicity and practicality, with a balanced depth of explanation and concise, fluent language. In addition to serving as a textbook for higher legal education, it is also suitable for legal practitioners, legal industry managers, and those aspiring to enter the legal profession.