Dispute Settlement and Governance of Rules

Sending Law to the Countryside

“…31 The most important thing is that generally speaking, the comparative advantage of Chinese research lies in the research of Chinese laws and justice. It is not only because that justice is practical or because of the demands of cultural background, limitations of language expression, or the inevitable limitation of studying foreign judicial systems though texts.…”

“…As a member of a local acquaintance society, the village cadre lives in this community for a long period of time. 31 For example, the principle that all people are equal before the law is, in another sense, denying the many differences people actually have. 30 Please note that the local knowledge I have used has been inspired by Clifford Geertz (Local Knowledge, Basic Press, 1983), but has major differences from his.…”

“…31 Any individual related to this process can speak and intervene and his opinions will be accepted to some extent as long as they are sensible. I have discussed it in some other papers and will not give unnecessary details here.…”

“…The collegiate panel is usually composed of three judges, one of 31 The collegiate panel can even suggest submitting the decision of judicial committee to the committee for review. The collegiate panel is usually composed of three judges, one of 31 The collegiate panel can even suggest submitting the decision of judicial committee to the committee for review.…”

“…31 The fundamental reason is that administrative cases always involve local government or its subordinate organizations. 31 The fundamental reason is that administrative cases always involve local government or its subordinate organizations.…”