「摘 要 题」比较借鉴
「英文摘要」The Partial Society Theory is a new theoretical tool which is developed by Japanese judges through cases in order to define the scope of jurisdiction. Its theoretical basis is a Sociology Law viewpoint, i. e. where there is society, there is law. The dispute occurs in partial society has no direct relations with law, so it should be resolved according to the autonomy rules of the association, and it is inappropriate to involve judicial authority. In fact, all grades of courts in Japan do not stick to the Partial Society Theory when faced with dispute in partial society. They take judicial review on association autonomy from substantive and procedural aspects. On thinking mode, the Partial Society Theory excludes items not included in jurisdiction, so that the objects of jurisdiction are indirectly confirmed. The Partial Society Theory instructs us to define case and jurisdiction from constitutional point of view, to choose ideal legislative model for scope of accepting cases according to the nature of jurisdiction, to improve trial level based on emphasizing argument and to promote legal theory innovation centered on judgment. http://
「关 键 词」部分社会/审判权范围/人权/法官/判例 http://
Partial Society/scope of jurisdiction/human rights/judge/case http://
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一、部分社会论的主要内容 http://