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- 2011289687 abstract "The main purpose of this study is to evaluate the present state of legal aid in China. On one level, this is an easy question. All measures of quantity indicate real progress since the Chinese government decided to construct a national legal aid system in 1994. Since then, the Ministry of Justice has established 32,000 legal aid organizations and over 55,000 legal aid stations at the county, district, provincial, and municipal levels. Yet upon closer inspection, these figures raise as many questions as they answer. How many citizens need aid but didn't receive it? What impact did the legal aid experience have on those who sought assistance? What types of cases were handled, and perhaps more importantly, what types of cases weren't? This study seeks to identify answers to these and other questions.".
- 2011289687 contributor B12177923.
- 2011289687 contributor B12177924.
- 2011289687 created "2011.".
- 2011289687 date "2011".
- 2011289687 date "2011.".
- 2011289687 dateCopyrighted "2011.".
- 2011289687 description "Includes bibliographical references.".
- 2011289687 description "Introduction -- Chinese law and legal aid -- Strengthening the rule of law -- Limitations and setbacks -- Recommendations.".
- 2011289687 description "The main purpose of this study is to evaluate the present state of legal aid in China. On one level, this is an easy question. All measures of quantity indicate real progress since the Chinese government decided to construct a national legal aid system in 1994. Since then, the Ministry of Justice has established 32,000 legal aid organizations and over 55,000 legal aid stations at the county, district, provincial, and municipal levels. Yet upon closer inspection, these figures raise as many questions as they answer. How many citizens need aid but didn't receive it? What impact did the legal aid experience have on those who sought assistance? What types of cases were handled, and perhaps more importantly, what types of cases weren't? This study seeks to identify answers to these and other questions.".
- 2011289687 extent "63 p. ;".
- 2011289687 identifier "1932330348".
- 2011289687 identifier "9781932330342".
- 2011289687 isPartOf "Maryland series in contemporary Asian studies ; 2011, no. 1.".
- 2011289687 isPartOf "Maryland series in contemporary Asian studies, 0730-0107 ; no. 1 - 2011 (204)".
- 2011289687 issued "2011".
- 2011289687 issued "2011.".
- 2011289687 language "eng".
- 2011289687 publisher "Baltimore, Md. : University of Maryland School of Law,".
- 2011289687 spatial "China.".
- 2011289687 subject "KNQ1639 .J53 2011".
- 2011289687 subject "Legal aid China.".
- 2011289687 subject "Rule of law China.".
- 2011289687 tableOfContents "Introduction -- Chinese law and legal aid -- Strengthening the rule of law -- Limitations and setbacks -- Recommendations.".
- 2011289687 title "Legal aid and the rule of law in the People's Republic of China / Mark Jia.".
- 2011289687 type "text".