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Pattern Exploration and Construction Process of the System of Judicial Authentication Aid in China

JIN Xin, ZHAO Jie

Forensic Science Seminar · 2014 · Volume 4 · Issue 1 · pp. 24-27

Peer Reviewed ISSN 2157-118X Available online 28 December 2014 Public PDF

Original Abstract

Abstract

Judicial authentication assistance is mainly to maintain the legitimate rights and interests of the vulnerable groups by helping them to solve the problems when they cannot afford the appraisal charge to enter the proceedings or when they have diffi culties in proofi ng in the lawsuit. The system of judicial authentication aid can effectively protect the judicial authentication equality of the eligible recipients in the judicial process and can secure judicial justice and the implementation of social equity and justice. We have not formulated the national unifi ed judicial authentication legal aid measures in our country at present, but many provinces, cities and counties have developed provisions to specify judicial authentication assistance norms. However, the makers of the local specifications are various and the contents are different, the patterns of judicial authentication aid are not clear, and the programs of judicial authentication aid are still worth trying and exploring. This paper will make an analysis of the two aspects: the choice of a pattern and the construction of a program.

Keywords: Forensic science; Judicial authentication; Legal aid; Pattern; Program

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Article Details

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  1. Nanjing Normal University, Nanjing 210046, China. JIN Xin: lecturer, Nanjing Normal University Law School; judicial authentication engineer and appraiser.
  2. Nanjing Normal University, Nanjing 210046, China. ZHAO Jie: professor, Nanjing Normal University Law School; director of the Center for Law Experiment and Judicial Authentication Center.

Corresponding author: Corresponding author contact · jasonjx1983@163.com

Received5 November 2014
Revised10 December 2014
Accepted15 December 2014
Available Online28 December 2014

Citation Information

Document codeR4 · Review
JournalForensic Science Seminar
ISSN2157-118X
Volume / Issue4 / 1
Pages24-27
Publication date28 December 2014
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