On the Reconstruction of Judicial Credibility in the Context of Comprehensive Rule of Law
Jing Zhang, Yu-Xuan ZUO, Jie Dong
Abstract
Jing Zhang, Yu-Xuan ZUO, Jie Dong
Abstract
Judicial credibility is the key driving force to promote the comprehensive rule of law, and it is also the inevitable requirement of deepening the reform of judicial accountability system. In the new era, in order to coordinate the contradiction between the public and the judiciary and restore the authority on judicial credibility, we should give attention to the important links among judicial work, network public opinion and public mentality. How to achieve the balance of this relationship needs us to base on the judicial system itself, pay attention to the public opinion and the overall social environment, take the judicial effect and social effect into account ,make sustained efforts from every respective like strengthening the judicial authority.
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Judicial credibility is the key driving force to promote the comprehensive rule of law, and it is also the inevitable requirement of deepening the reform of judicial accountability system. In the new era, in order to coordinate the contradiction between the public and the judiciary and restore the authority on judicial credibility, we should give attention to the important links among judicial work, network public opinion and public mentality. How to achieve the balance of this relationship needs us to base on the judicial system itself, pay attention to the public opinion and the overall social environment, take the judicial effect and social effect into account ,make sustained efforts from every respective like strengthening the judicial authority.
Key concepts: Credibility, Political science, Contradiction, Rule of law, Context (archaeology), Accountability, Law, Judicial activism