Abstract
China has set off a wave of legal and institutional approaches to meet the need of access to justice and rule of law in cyberspace. Online trials and Internet courts as the approaches have not been developed so rapidly until the outbreak of COVID-19. This article will divide the development of online trials in China into three stages and discuss their functions and orientations during different times of the pandemic.
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- Frontmatter
- Editorial
- Introduction to the Special Issue
- Articles
- Covid-19, State Effectiveness, and Core Values of Political Morality
- Post-Pandemic Challenges of Textile Industry Workers in India: Analysis of Social Security Laws of Select Asian Countries
- Implementing Post-Pandemic Economic Parity: A Potential Restoration Through Distributive Justice
- Law and Development: A Comparative Law Aspect
- The Draft International Covenant on the Right to Development and Its Implications for Cooperation in Global Health Crises
- The COVID-19 Pandemic and the Right to Development: A Tale of Two Worlds
- Changes in South-American Fiscal Rules in a Post-Pandemic Scenario: A Case-By-Case Analysis
- Online Trials in China: Legal and Institutional Approaches During Different Stages of the Pandemic
- Ending 1990s Law and Development Ideas, Paradox of Path Dependence In Economic Planning Institutions Under Covid-19: SA’s Response