Civil justice in China

Type :

Presentation

Pages :

5 pages

Format :

.doc

Published date :

11/04/2008

Category :

Law & contracts

Sub category :

Business law

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Summary :

Introduction.
1. The concept of civil justice.
2. Mix of legal methods and techniques.
3. Analyzing China's legal system throughout it's past.
The Qing state.
1. Civil disputes were so insignificant - left up to local citizens themselves to settle.
2. Local magistrates, acted as more as mediators rather than judges during civil quarrels.
3. The comparisons between the Qing court, the Republican court and the current Communist government justice system.
The difference between civil matters and criminal matters in China
The series Wide Angle on PBS.
The downfall of the new justice system.
The new legal system.
Conclusion.

Abstract

To fully understand the concept of civil justice, one must look at its origins from many different angles, including that of the historical perspective. When investigating the historical approach of civil justice and the law, it makes sense to compare and contrast different nations and their respective legal systems. One interesting example would be the Chinese and their and the study of how their legal system has changed and evolved over the country's existence.

Seeing as china has underwent many transformations over its history, its intriguing to examine its past as well as how its legal system has developed over time. Having different types of governments makes for an interesting mix of legal methods and techniques, which the Chinese have employed over their long and unique history. In order to study and completely understand the legal system of a nation, one must also comprehend the ideology of that nation as well