Tag: 6-2
IJLLD 6.2
IJLLD Volume 6.2 (2016) (Frontsmatter) Shu Zhao and Yanan Guo. On Ethnic Minority Language Interpretation System and Practice in Court in China … 1-17 Weidong Li and Qiang Tian. Translation between Mongolian and Chinese Languages in the Criminal Proceedings —From the Perspective of Protecting Procedural Rights of Mongolian Defendants in China … 18-34 Xin Fu. […]
6.2 Guo & Zhao
Yanan Guo & Shu Zhao. (2016). On the Legal Protection of the Urban Ethnic Minority Migrant Population as a Vulnerable Group– Hohhot. International Journal of Law, Language & Discourse 6(2), 64-78. Abstract: he ethnic minority migrant population is not only the reflection of urban and rural floating, but also the reflection of the cross-ethnic interaction. […]
6.2 Liang
Yali Liang. (2016). Observations and Reflections on the Pre-trial Evidence Discovery in China——Based on the Pilot Activities in Some Local Courts and Procuratorates. International Journal of Law, Language & Discourse 6(2), 50-63. Abstract: Along with the two recent amendments of the Criminal Procedure Law in China (1996 and 2012), there are some pilots on evidence […]
6.2 Fu
Xin Fu. (2016). On the Fairness and Communications in the Trial of Criminal Cases in China An Empirical Analysis from the Perspective of Criminal Defence. International Journal of Law, Language & Discourse 6(2), 35-49. Abstract: It is generally accepted that the rights of suspects and defendants shall be properly protected in a criminal trial. The […]
6.2 Li & Tian
Weidong Li and Qiang Tian. (2016). Translation between Mongolian and Chinese Languages in the Criminal Proceedings From the Perspective of Protecting Procedural Rights of Mongolian Defendants in China. International Journal of Law, Language & Discourse 6(2), 18-34. Abstract: There are five minorities’ autonomous regions in China, including the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region in Northeast area. […]
6.2 Zhao & Guo
Shu Zhao and Yanan Guo. (2016). On Ethnic Minority Language Interpretation System and Practice in Court in China. International Journal of Law, Language & Discourse 6(2), 1-17. Abstract: The right of language is a fundamental human right. The Constitution of China stipulates that the minority litigant’s rights in taking proceedings in his native language should […]
