This book focuses on the people's supervisor system in China and its legislation. It is the very first book to focus on legislation related to the people's supervisor system in China. It compares the people's supervisor system with the people's jury system in China. By applying a constitutional approach and exploring the legislation of the people's supervisor system, this book presents the possibilities of establishing a people's supervisor system and rule of law in China. This book is intended for legal scholars or practitioners with an interest in Chinese judicial reform, including court and procuratorate reform, as well as the advancement of the rule of law in China.
Chapter 1: The Nature and Positioning of the Peoples Supervisor
System.
Chapter 2: The Legitimacy Argumentation of the Peoples Supervisor
System.
Chapter 3: The legislative Basis of the People Supervisors System.-
Chapter 4: The Selection of the Legislative Path and the Establishment of
Legislative Principles for the Peoples Supervisor System.
Chapter 5: The
Institutional Construction of the Legislation for People's Supervisor.
Prof. Qin Qianhong is a professor of Constitutional Law, Supervisory System, and People's Procuratorate at the School of Law, Wuhan University. He serves as the Editor-in-Chief of Law Review, one of the most distinguished law journals in China, and is highly cited in the field of constitutional law. Prof. Qin was designated as a Changjiang (Yangtze River) Scholar under the Chinese government's program, and is entitled to special allowances from the State Council of the P.R.C.
