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The Independence of Judges in China and Germany

Yuanyuan Wang

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Contents: Principles of the Independence of Judges - The Court System - Independence from the Executive - Independence from the Legislature - Independence within the Judicial Branch - Independence of Status - Internal Independence.

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Contents: Principles of the Independence of Judges - The Court System - Independence from the Executive - Independence from the Legislature - Independence within the Judicial Branch - Independence of Status - Internal Independence.

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Contents: Principles of the Independence of Judges - The Court System - Independence from the Executive - Independence from the Legislature - Independence within the Judicial Branch - Independence of Status - Internal Independence.

Key concepts: Independence (probability theory), Judicial independence, Legislature, Political science, China, Law, Politics, Mathematics

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