A New Study on the Judicial Administrative System with Chinese Characteristics
This book offers a comprehensive introduction to China’s judicial administration system. It presents in-depth analyses of the country’s current judicial administration system, as well as a new theory on the system that is based on the realities of today’s
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A New Study on the Judicial Administrative System with Chinese Characteristics
A New Study on the Judicial Administrative System with Chinese Characteristics
Yong’an Ren Xianyang Lu •
A New Study on the Judicial Administrative System with Chinese Characteristics
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Yong’an Ren The Ministry of Justice The Judicial Research Institute Beijing, China
Xianyang Lu Binhai School of Foreign Affairs of Tianjin Foreign Studies University Tianjin, China
Translated by Guoyong Wang, Ying Chu, and Lu Wang Translation revised and edited by Guoyong Wang
ISBN 978-981-15-4181-0 ISBN 978-981-15-4182-7 https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-4182-7
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Preface
It has been 18 years since this author started to be engaged in research on judicial administrative theory and its attendant practical management work. I have always wanted to conduct a comprehensive and systematic integration and analysis of the judicial administrative system of China, encompassing not only a summary of the practical work experience, but also an in-depth probe into judicial administrative theory. Indeed, there is a heightened sense of responsibility on my part to conduct a study on a unified theory of judicial administration, especially in light of my own experience in research project management from 2003 to 2013 at the Ministry of Justice, where I witnessed a steady increase of academic interest in studies on related practical and theoretical issues concerning the court, the procuratorate and the police while research
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