Satisfying both sentiment and law : Fairness-centered judicial reasoning as seen in late ming casebooks

Thinking with Cases

Volumn , Issue , 2007, Pages 31-61

  Yonglin, Jiang ^a   Yanhong, Wu ^a  

^a OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY   (United States)

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References (14)

1. He Sanwei, "Jun sili," 398-399, 402
2. Huang Tiren, Siranzhai canggao, 3.2a
3. He Sanwei, "Jun sili," 397
4. Mao Yilu, "Shang lengshen zuiqiu bingtie" (Report on assizes of prisoners during the winter), in YJYL, 10.26a-10.27a
5. He Sanwei, "Jun sili," 398
6. He Sanwei, "Jun sili," 398; Mao Yilu, "Ni shuihuang bingjie gao" (Report on the floods), YJYL, 10.11b-10.12b
7. Hucker, A Dictionary of Official Terms, 255
8. Farmer, Zhu Yuanzhang, 150-194.
9. Wu Yanhong, Mingdai chongjun, 57.
10. Philip Huang, Civil Justice in China, 77-78
11. Philip Huang, Civil Justice in China, 104
12. Edwards, "The Role of Case Precedent," 182
13. Yang Yifan, Ming Dagao yanjiu, 45-57
14. Yang Yifan, Ming Dagao yanjiu, 58-79