论形成权的性质

形成权无对应的义务,这是由于其本质上是一种权力,与其对应的是相对人的屈从地位。形成权的享有无不存在被侵害的可能,其行使过程可能被侵害。形成权属技术性权利,并无实质之利益附着,其具有死亡的基因,一次行使即归消灭。     

技术侦查措施的法律规范及其适用研究

研究技术侦查措施的法律规范体系及其具体内容，结合侦查工作实践，探讨如何适用技术侦查措施，是侦查工作中面临的新问题。文章在对技术侦查措施的概念界定基础上，对侦查人员在技术侦查措施使用中的作用和态度予以明确，然后对技术侦查措施的法律规范进行了全面梳理，重点研究了技术侦查措施在司法实践中适用的案件范围、执行主体、审批、证据的收集与运用等问题。     

论技术性侦查方法体系构建的必要性

随着科技的不断进步与应用范围的不断扩大,科技这把双刃剑在不断改变、提升人们生活的同时,也为犯罪行为人提供了各种各样的便利条件。为有效应对这些新情况,本文在探析科技强警理念的正确性和可发展性的基础上,通过对当前犯罪形势、国际化趋势、科技进步和法治化进程的分析得出构建技术性侦查方法体系的必要性与可行性,大胆提出将各类专业技术性侦查方法进行合理整合,并按照一定的原则对其进行构建使之成为一个有机体系的构想。     

谈残疾人中等职业学校中班主任的爱与严

在残疾人中等职业学校班主任的工作岗位上,如何正确把握对残疾学生＂爱＂与＂严＂的内涵及合理尺度,是一个重要问题。笔者通过自己亲身工作经历阐述了特教班主任对学生的＂爱＂与＂严＂的理解,列举了班主任对学生的＂爱＂与＂严＂的几种不当类型,并对＂爱＂与＂严＂的关系作了简单的论述,以此来明确特教教师对职校学生的＂爱＂与＂严＂所应掌握的程度。     

中国被害人保护制度建立的展望——以恢复性司法为视角

建立中国被害人保护制度,应注意做到,对于被害人的保护应当体系化,全面、同时开展,而不是小修小补,应当借鉴英美尤其是日本和台湾的经验,制定国家补偿制度和被害人援助制度,同时,应当修改刑事诉讼法,增加被害人在刑事诉讼中的权利。     

试论强制采样的合理化路径

强制采样是违背被检查人意愿而提取其身体样本的一种有效的侦查行为，但令人遗憾的是我国刑事诉讼法中并未明确强制采样。解决这一问题的最佳途径就是由法律对其予以明确规定。因此，应借鉴域外先进立法理念，使我国强制采样的路径清晰化、明朗化。     

倾心倾力做好海外职工帮扶工作

做好海外职工帮扶工作,是一件事关公司海外事业发展的重要之事,它长期性、重要性和紧迫性兼具,非常需要工会倾情倾力地加以实施.做好这项工作,需要精心建立海外职工动态帮扶档案,努力构建保障有力的制度体系,积极进行海外职工家属“大走访”,千方百计提升海外职工家属的认同支持度.     

论邓小平科技人才思想

邓小平科技人才思想是邓小平理论中的重要组成部分 ,其内容包括尊重知识、尊重人才 ,打破常规选拔人才 ,知人善任使用人才等     

医疗事故的原因分析和相关技术鉴定的建议

目的分析医疗事故的发生原因,及医疗纠纷技术鉴定的现状。方法32例医疗纠纷技术鉴定按一般情况(性别、年龄、主要疾病、后果)和鉴定结果(有无失误、因果关系、责任程度等)进行统计分析。结果死亡鉴定17例,活体鉴定15例。32例中医疗事故13例,非医疗事故19例,医疗事故的原因多为医疗责任心不强。结论加强医务人员综合素质培养可以减少医疗事故的发生。为了使医疗纠纷技术鉴定取得积极的效果,建议国家进一步完善有关尸体解剖的立法;事故等级中宜增加医疗差错的鉴定;有必要进一步提高医疗纠纷鉴定的公正性。     

Can Us-Type Court Management Approaches Work In Civil Law Systems? Experiences From The Balkans And Beyond

The benefit of applying modern management approaches to court operations to ensuring access to justice, timely and transparent dispositions, and increased public trust in courts is recognized in many countries. In the USA, the art of applying modern management techniques to court operations has evolved over the past 30 years into a now solidly established profession. Since the underlying principles and techniques of modern court management, such as case flow management, goal-oriented performance measures, workload assessments, customer surveys, etc., are derived from general management concepts they are not tied to a particular legal system or framework and can be successfully applied in non-US systems if they are properly adjusted. Interested in the positive results of court management in the USA, researchers and practitioners in several European countries have been looking at the applicability of the approaches used in the USA to improve their own ability to manage court processes more efficiently.Since court management has become a main staple of reforming court operations in the USA, it is not surprising that US-funded development assistance in the Balkan states and other countries often involves transferring court management US-style into the newly evolving democracies as part of rule of law or commercial sector development assistance. These projects frequently introduce, among others, case flow management techniques that sometimes seem to be in conflict with underlying legal principles or procedural laws, and often defy the local legal culture. The US-funded assistance programs are often introduced parallel to efforts funded by European and other donors, which may take and suggest different approaches to the host country. As a result, confusion and insecurity about which approaches are appropriate for a particular country can arise and impede much needed reforms or lead to legislative and regulatory changes that do not mesh well or even conflict with other parts of the legal framework.This article reviews the role of US-based court management approaches in recent court reform efforts under way in Serbia, Bosnia, and Croatia and, in light of lessons learned there and in other countries, assesses the reform processes applied and their status. It also outlines how these court management approaches fit into non-US court systems, how they can be adjusted according to individual country needs and what the main obstacles are that such reform efforts generally face.