Exam 6: China

Within the leadership of the Communist Party the principal architect of the modernization of China through economic development was Deng Xiaoping.

For candidates to qualify to practice law in China since 1986, they must:

Candidates who wish to join the public security police of China as a basic uniformed officer must:

The present Constitution of the People's Republic of China was adopted in:

A significant order maintenance concern of China's public security police is:

Identify and explain the significance of these items in one or two paragraphs. -adjudication committees

In China, counterrevolutionary cases are generally assigned to:

In China, reeducation through labor was an administrative penalty that is designed for:

Legal affairs units have been established in public security agencies across China with the goal of:

Mao Zedong preferred an informal method for the administration of justice over that of a more formal system

Identify and explain the significance of these items in one or two paragraphs. -The Standing Committee

An operational division that does not exist within the public security police of China is:

The system of policing in China has long been noted for its professionalism

To reduce police corruption and enhance police accountability, the Chinese rely on:

In China, the time period in which a suspect may be held during an investigation is generally not to exceed:

Identify and explain the significance of these items in one or two paragraphs. -The "mass line"

In China, the component of the justice system that is responsible for supervising the judicial activities of the courts in order to determine if they are in conformity with the law is:

The "mass line" was a theoretical perspective espoused by Mao Zedong in China that was based on the premise that government officials should be guided by the public because the people are the true supervisors of government bureaucrats.

In China, protests against the judgment or order of a trial court must be approved by:

Write an essay on the Chinese juvenile justice system that describes the organization and administration of the system, explains the sanctions available to the authorities, and explores the critical issues confronting the Chinese juvenile justice system.