Study on the System of Civil Public Prosecution
Wang Yun-hong
Abstract
Wang Yun-hong
Abstract
Civil public prosecution refers to the system where procuratorates, for the purpose of safeguarding public interests and in the name of the state, initiate a specific kind of civil cases to trial according to law. Civil public prosecution instituting by procuratorates has its sound legal foundations. The core issue in this regard is to determine the scope of civil prosecution cases and the procedural status of procuratorates as one of parties in such kind of cases.
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Civil public prosecution refers to the system where procuratorates, for the purpose of safeguarding public interests and in the name of the state, initiate a specific kind of civil cases to trial according to law. Civil public prosecution instituting by procuratorates has its sound legal foundations. The core issue in this regard is to determine the scope of civil prosecution cases and the procedural status of procuratorates as one of parties in such kind of cases.
Key concepts: Safeguarding, Scope (computer science), Law, Political science, Civil procedure, State (computer science), Civil law (Civil law), Public law