Encyclopaedia of World Legal, Judicial and Court Systems

This publication entitled "Encyclopaedia of World Legal, Judicial and Court Systems" is truly global in terms of content, scope and coverage. The editors have assembled the most relevant documents pertaining to the aforementioned subject areas in this set of five volumes. Most countries have been covered in terms of judicial and court systems, as well as their legal principles and concepts are described. Each country's description follows a specific pattern and is therefore useful for comparative study. Such typical entries include a detailed anatomy of its judicial system, underlying legal concepts and court systems. This Encyclopaedia is almost a guide to select print and online sources describing the legal systems of foreign countries and their constitutions and constitutional courts. This Encyclopedia is a reference work, geared to the ordinary reader and legal scholar alike. This exhaustive five-volume set explores the structure, operation, and history of legal, court and judicial systems of all major countries. This alone would make it a musthave for every library. The countries which have been covered in this "Encyclopaedia of World Legal, Judicial and Court Systems" inctude: Japan, South Africa, Afghanistan, Saudi Arabia, Brazil, Somalia, Indonesia, Germany, Iran, Egypt, Chile, Singapore, Fiji, Ireland, Cuba, Italy, France, Ghana, U.S., Finland, Iraq, Lithuania, Israel, Macau, Turkey, Malaysia, Spain, Colombia, Australia, Vietnam, Ukraine, Greece, Canada, Pakistan, Mew Zealand, India, Netherlands, Mexico, Niger, Morocco, Norway, Peru, Nepal, Poland, Portugal, Russia/Russian Federation, Czech Republic, Gibraltar, U.K., China, South Korea, Taiwan (China), Argentina, Hong Kong (China).

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