Settling Disputes in Soviet Society : : The Formative Years of Legal Institutions /

Settling Disputes in Soviet Society : : The Formative Years of Legal Institutions / / John N. Hazard.

Tests by using Soviet data the thesis that man can settle his civil disputes with simplicity, without organized tribunals, legal representation, laws, rules of procedure, and evidence.

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©1960
Year of Publication:1960
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Frontmatter -- Preface -- Contents -- 1. Making a Beginning -- 2. Striving for Simplicity -- 3. Steps Toward Centralization -- 4. Seeking the Best of Both Worlds -- 5. Reconstruction -- 6. Crystallization of the Court Structure -- 7. The Watchman -- 8. Professionalizing the Bar -- 9. Procedure to the Fore -- 10. A Second Step in Procedural Reform -- 11 . Civil Procedure Caps the Climax -- 12. Refining Procedure in Practice -- 13. From Simplicity to Complexity and Formality -- Bibliography -- Table of Statutes and Orders -- Table of Cases -- Index
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Tests by using Soviet data the thesis that man can settle his civil disputes with simplicity, without organized tribunals, legal representation, laws, rules of procedure, and evidence.
Mode of access: Internet via World Wide Web.
In English.
Description based on online resource; title from PDF title page (publisher's Web site, viewed 08. Jul 2019)
HISTORY / Russia & the Former Soviet Union. bisacsh
Title is part of eBook package: De Gruyter CUP eBook Package Archive 1898-1999 (pre Pub) 9783110442489
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Settling Disputes in Soviet Society : The Formative Years of Legal Institutions /
Frontmatter --
Preface --
Contents --
1. Making a Beginning --
2. Striving for Simplicity --
3. Steps Toward Centralization --
4. Seeking the Best of Both Worlds --
5. Reconstruction --
6. Crystallization of the Court Structure --
7. The Watchman --
8. Professionalizing the Bar --
9. Procedure to the Fore --
10. A Second Step in Procedural Reform --
11 . Civil Procedure Caps the Climax --
12. Refining Procedure in Practice --
13. From Simplicity to Complexity and Formality --
Bibliography --
Table of Statutes and Orders --
Table of Cases --
Index
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title Settling Disputes in Soviet Society : The Formative Years of Legal Institutions /
title_sub The Formative Years of Legal Institutions /
title_full Settling Disputes in Soviet Society : The Formative Years of Legal Institutions / John N. Hazard.
title_fullStr Settling Disputes in Soviet Society : The Formative Years of Legal Institutions / John N. Hazard.
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title_auth Settling Disputes in Soviet Society : The Formative Years of Legal Institutions /
title_alt Frontmatter --
Preface --
Contents --
1. Making a Beginning --
2. Striving for Simplicity --
3. Steps Toward Centralization --
4. Seeking the Best of Both Worlds --
5. Reconstruction --
6. Crystallization of the Court Structure --
7. The Watchman --
8. Professionalizing the Bar --
9. Procedure to the Fore --
10. A Second Step in Procedural Reform --
11 . Civil Procedure Caps the Climax --
12. Refining Procedure in Practice --
13. From Simplicity to Complexity and Formality --
Bibliography --
Table of Statutes and Orders --
Table of Cases --
Index
title_new Settling Disputes in Soviet Society :
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contents Frontmatter --
Preface --
Contents --
1. Making a Beginning --
2. Striving for Simplicity --
3. Steps Toward Centralization --
4. Seeking the Best of Both Worlds --
5. Reconstruction --
6. Crystallization of the Court Structure --
7. The Watchman --
8. Professionalizing the Bar --
9. Procedure to the Fore --
10. A Second Step in Procedural Reform --
11 . Civil Procedure Caps the Climax --
12. Refining Procedure in Practice --
13. From Simplicity to Complexity and Formality --
Bibliography --
Table of Statutes and Orders --
Table of Cases --
Index
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