April 25:
You've got a big card, but it's not necessarily a small card.
——《赌场》House of Games
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Daily Legal Book Recommendations
The Nature of the Judicial Process
One sentence recommendation: "The Essence of the Judicial Process" is a classic work on judicial theory and a representative work of realist jurisprudence. At present, the judicial practice in mainland China is still facing various theoretical problems that urgently need to be clarified, and the ideas expressed by Judge Cardoso in this book have extremely important reference value. Mr. Wang Shaoxi, the translator of this book, is passionate about the basic theories of law while intensively cultivating civil and commercial law, and he chose to retranslate this book in the hope of reviewing and reflecting on the judicial practice of the mainland by drawing on the theory of realist law, so as to provide nourishment for the construction of the mainland's independent judicial theory.
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Best-selling for 100 years, the original book has sold more than 200,000 copies, guiding countless legal professionals to pursue the classic work of judicial justice
Posner
Recommendation: Professor Zheng Ge's vivid and accurate translation recreates in the Chinese world Posner, the most creative, prolific jurist and judge in the United States who has an unrivaled academic and judicial citation rate! Posner's career after retirement seems to be contrary to his career as a judge, and even to smash the job of a lawyer, but it is precisely to solve the general problems that he observed during his tenure as a judge that go beyond specific cases. He criticized his academic peers when he taught at the university, criticized judges and courts when he was a judge, and as a public intellectual, he didn't say what the public wanted to hear. Perhaps, none of the labels of judge, jurist, or public knowledge can sum up Posner as a person. And this biography can help us see the complex and complete Posner behind the various labels. This book is detailed ↓
Posner: Don't try to fool around in my courtroom