Revue internationale de droit pénal
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I.S.B.N.2-86586-990-3
638 pages

p. 51 à 56
doi: 10.3917/ridp.721.0051

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Vol. 72 2001/1-2

The lay assessor system in China

Liling Yue
I. Jurisdiction of the Lay Assessor Courts
II. Composition of the courts
III. Role of the Lay Judges in the taking of Evidence
IV. Which Factual and Legal Questions must the Lay Judges decide and how are they formulated
V. Deliberation and Deciding Questions of Fact, Law and Guilt
VI. The Judgement
VII. The Appeal
VIII. WHO ARE THE LAY JUDGES AND HOW ARE THEY SELECTED
IX. The History of Lay Assessor in the Criminal Trial
X. Criticism of Lay Participation in Scholarly Writings and the Public Sphere
XI. Reform Proposal


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