China's Legal System provides an introduction to the metamorphosis of the legal system in China. The book starts with the developmental timeline of China's legal system dating back to the establishment of the People's Republic of China. Thereafter, the relations between the constitution and the nomocratic system of governance, the judiciary and the law enforcement system are explained. Legislative frameworks related to public administration, criminal law, civil law, commercial law, economic laws, social laws are described in the context of China's current market-oriented economic reform. Legal supervision and services, legal education, and public education on legal concepts are touched on before ending with the current progress of aligning China's domestic laws with international laws, and her signing of international conventions and treaties.Table of Contents :1. Development of China s Legal System and Her Nomocracy.2. China's Legislations and Her Judiciary and Procuratorates.3. China's Constitutional Legal System.4. Administration by Law: Building a Service-oriented Government. 5. Criminal Law and Related Legislations.6. Civil, Commercial, and Economic Legislations.7. Social Laws.8. Undertakings of Legal Supervision and Legal Services.9. Training in Legal Education and Legal Concepts. 10. Harmonization of China's Domestic Laws with International Laws.This title is part of The Sinopedia Series that includes:01. China's Culture02. China's Diplomacy03. China's Economy04. China's Environment05. China's Ethnic Groups and Religions06. China's Geography07. China's History08. China's Legal System09. China's National Defense10. China's Political System11. China's Science, Technology, and Education12. China's Social Development

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