Chinese Law Notes
Donald ClarkeCommentary on modern Chinese law (mostly PRC) and related topics
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The end of China Judgments Online?
> Source: Zichen Wang, Peiyu Li, and Yuxuan Jia, “Tsinghua Law Professors Call for Renewing Open Access to China’s Court Judgments,” Pekingnology, December 12, 2023 (link below)
What Does the Report About Spavor’s Settlement Demand Tell Us?
“Aha – I knew it! Told ya so.” That, in so many words, is the reaction from some people I’m seeing in social media, as well of course as in Chinese officialdom, to the November 18th report that Michael Spavor is seeking a multimillion dolla...
Liability of Chinese citizens for crimes committed overseas: the Ting Ye case
I just heard from a friend about the Ting Ye case (reported here and here). Ye, a 26-year-old Chinese national, was driving at speeds estimated to be around 90 to 100 mph in the early morning hours when she crashed. First responders were no...
China’s Foreign State Immunity Law: some comments
On September 1, 2023, China’s National People’s Congress Standing Committee passed the Foreign State Immunity Law, to take effect on Jan. 1, 2024. This post is divided into three parts: (1) resources, (2) big picture issues, and (3) technic...
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