Setting up the China-featured Legal System for Censoring Unconstitutional Cases
Lin Bi-bing
Abstract
Lin Bi-bing
Abstract
Our constitution fails to provide a legal system for censoring the cases against the constitution. It is, therefore, necessary to set up one to stipulate clearly and systematically the censoring contents, procedures, mode and effectiveness as well as institutions for censoring, objects to be censored, and the way of bearing responsibilities.
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Our constitution fails to provide a legal system for censoring the cases against the constitution. It is, therefore, necessary to set up one to stipulate clearly and systematically the censoring contents, procedures, mode and effectiveness as well as institutions for censoring, objects to be censored, and the way of bearing responsibilities.
Key concepts: Censoring (clinical trials), Constitution, China, Actuarial science, Law, Political science, Econometrics, Business