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On Judicial Justice and Judicial Independence

Hanrong Chen

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Judicial justice is the legal ideal designed to solve social conflicts when the Human reached the civilized society. The thesis will discuss the conformation of the preconditions, conditions to the judicial justice.

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Judicial justice is the legal ideal designed to solve social conflicts when the Human reached the civilized society. The thesis will discuss the conformation of the preconditions, conditions to the judicial justice.

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Judicial justice is the legal ideal designed to solve social conflicts when the Human reached the civilized society. The thesis will discuss the conformation of the preconditions, conditions to the judicial justice.

Key concepts: Judicial discretion, Economic Justice, Judicial independence, Law, Judicial activism, Ideal (ethics), Political science, Independence (probability theory)

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