St. Antony's series Judicial independence and the rule of law in Hong Kong

Type
Book
Authors
ISBN 10
0333930525 
ISBN 13
9780333930526 
LCCN
KNR 169.7 .J 
DDC
340 
Category
Other Jurisdictions  [ Browse Items ]
Publication Year
2001 
Publisher
Pages
xvi, 208 pages 
Subject
China 
Abstract
"This book examines whether judical independence and the rule of law can survive in Hong Kong under Chinese sovereignty. It examines their protection under the Basic Law, the institutional and individual independence of the judiciary, and the maintenance of the due process and a free press. It also scrutinizes the threats from the need to accommodate national security and wider political concerns. The assessments are set in the context of a comparison with the early years of British rule, and based on developments int he two years following the handover."--DUST COVER. 
Description
Content:
Commitment to the Rule of Law and Judicial Independence -- Steve Tsang. The Rule of Law and Criminal Justice in the Nineteenth Century -- Christopher Munn. Judicial Independence under the Basic Law -- Byron Weng. The National Security Factor: Putting Article 23 of the Basic Law in Perspective -- Hualing Fu. Individual and Institutional Independence of the Judiciary -- Peter Wesley-Smith. Prospect for the Due Process under Chinese Sovereignty -- Johannes Chan. Freedom of the Press and the Rule of Law -- Richard Cullen. Prospect for the Rule of Law: The Political Dimension -- Leo F. Goodstadt. 
Biblio Notes
Includes index.
Donated by Graham Price.
Categorized by editor, then date.
Includes bibliographical references and index.  
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