Judicial Interpretation and the Socialist Core Values

The Supreme People's Court (SPC) released a five-year plan to incorporate the country's socialist corevalues in handling judicial interpretation. Susan Finder, who has been observing the SPC for thelast 25 years and who was recently appointed as one of the 32 members of the international expertcommittee of the China International Commercial Court (CICC), shares with China Law & Practicethe SPC's approach as to how these socialist values will be incorporated into judicial interpretations.Her remarks are her own and should not be attributed either to the SPC or the CICC

8 minute readOctober 11, 2018 at 04:16 AM
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Jacelyn Johnson
Judicial Interpretation and the Socialist Core Values

Earlier this year, the Communist Party authorities issued a five-to-10 year plan to fully incorporate the country's socialist core values into its system of laws. The plan, which has not

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