Litigation in Korea
By: edited by Kuk Cho
Series: Elgar Korean law
Publisher: Edward Elgar
Published: 2010
Place of publication: Cheltenham, UK; Northampton, MA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 245
ISBN-13: 9781848443396
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Litigating in Korea : a general overview of Korean civil procedure  -- Youngjoon Kwon; title: Why do we pursue "oral proceedings" in our legal system?  -- Hyun Seok Kim; title: The reformed criminal procedure of post-democratization South Korea  -- Kuk Cho; title: The role of the public prosecutor in Korea : is he half-judge?  -- Heekyoon Kim; title: The admissibility of suspect interrogation record in the new era of Korean criminal procedure  -- Yong Chul Park; title: The structure and basic principles of constitutional adjudication in the Republic of Korea  -- Jongcheol Kim; title: Democratic legitimacy of law and the constitutional adjudication in the Republic of Korea  -- Woo-young Rhee; title: Korean Constitutional Court and the due process clause  -- Jibong Lim; title: Administrative litigation in Korea : structures and roles in judicial review  -- Hee-Jung Lee; title: Korean administrative cases in "law and development" context  -- Daein Kim; title: Principles and structure of patent litigation -- Sang Jo Jong.