Case Law Compendium
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The Case Law Compendium, also known as the Judgment Compendium, is a collection of legal cases compiled by Zheng Ke of the Southern Song Dynasty. In the third year of Shaoxing (1133), an imperial edict was issued to be lenient in punishment, and Zheng Ke completed the Case Law Compendium based on the Doubtful Cases Collection written by He Ning and his son during the Five Dynasties period.
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The Case Law Compendium, also known as the Judgment Compendium, is a collection of legal cases compiled by Zheng Ke of the Southern Song Dynasty. In the third year of Shaoxing (1133), an imperial edict was issued to be lenient in punishment, and Zheng Ke completed the Case Law Compendium based on the Doubtful Cases Collection written by He Ning and his son during the Five Dynasties period.
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The Case Law Compendium is a collection of precedents compiled by Gui Wanrong of the Song Dynasty, using ancient cases as a mirror to summarize methods for adjudicating cases and detecting deception. It embodies practical wisdom of learning law through cases and reasoning by analogy, emphasizing the mutual verification of evidence and reason.
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