The Important Role Played By Procedural Equality in Judicial Equality
Wang Ji-dong
Abstract
Wang Ji-dong
Abstract
The intention of judicial action is to solve the confliction between human beings who are involved in confliction with law.Judicial equality is the demand of rule of law as well as the core value of judicial reform and the responsibilities of judicial organization.Procedural equality not only itself give out the spirit of rule of law such as democracy,civilization and human rights,also play an important rule in the realization of judicial equality.It is the limited judicial source and judicial capacity as well as the individual appreciation of substantive equality that made the prefer value of judicial equality.From what has been mentioned above it is not difficult for us to reach the conclusion: litigation procedural reform is the most difficult and crucial problem
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The intention of judicial action is to solve the confliction between human beings who are involved in confliction with law.Judicial equality is the demand of rule of law as well as the core value of judicial reform and the responsibilities of judicial organization.Procedural equality not only itself give out the spirit of rule of law such as democracy,civilization and human rights,also play an important rule in the realization of judicial equality.It is the limited judicial source and judicial capacity as well as the individual appreciation of substantive equality that made the prefer value of judicial equality.From what has been mentioned above it is not difficult for us to reach the conclusion: litigation procedural reform is the most difficult and crucial problem
Key concepts: Value (mathematics), Rule of law, Judicial reform, Judicial activism, Democracy, Law, Political science, Judicial opinion