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The Way on Current Judicial Reform in China

Wen‐Hua Chen

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The current judicial reform in China is at the chaotic state in the idea.The reform as a whole should carry on in the existing legal order.The current judicial reform should responds on the three passes.Namely,the qualification on the assignment from the popularity to the specialization,judicial function from tool to function,legal technology from precision to socialization.

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The current judicial reform in China is at the chaotic state in the idea.The reform as a whole should carry on in the existing legal order.The current judicial reform should responds on the three passes.Namely,the qualification on the assignment from the popularity to the specialization,judicial function from tool to function,legal technology from precision to socialization.

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The current judicial reform in China is at the chaotic state in the idea.The reform as a whole should carry on in the existing legal order.The current judicial reform should responds on the three passes.Namely,the qualification on the assignment from the popularity to the specialization,judicial function from tool to function,legal technology from precision to socialization.

Key concepts: Judicial reform, Function (biology), Current (fluid), State (computer science), China, Political science, Order (exchange), Popularity

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