英美普通法读写教程
2012-9
上海交通大学出版社
高凌云 编
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《普通高等教育“十二五”重点规划教材：英美普通法读写教程》以英美法体系为对象，介绍了英美普通法的组织构成、法律来源及法律程序，以丰富的文献为基础，着重于案例的分析与法律文书的写作，旨在帮助读者提高阅读分析法律案例以及撰写法律文书的能力。《普通高等教育“十二五”重点规划教材：英美普通法读写教程》作为“新核心大学英语”系列教程之一，既可供法律专业学生学习英美法使用，也适合非法科学生学习法律英语使用。
高凌云，复旦大学法学院副教授，山东省烟台市人。华东政法学院国际法学学士，新加坡国立大学比较法硕士，美国威拉姆特大学法学博士，美国纽约州、俄勒冈州律师，比利时根特大学法学院、美国密歇根大学法学院和哈佛法学院访问学者，美国凯斯西储大学法学院和东芬兰大学法商学院客座教授，美国American
Law
Reporter（ALR）International的合约撰稿人，出版《英美法：案例分析与法律写作》（上海人民出版社）、《英美法：合同、侵权与法律实务》（上海人民出版社）、《Chinese
Business Law》（合著，美国Thomson
West法律出版公司）和《被误读的信托——信托法原论》（复旦大学出版社）等专著和教材，并在国内外法学期刊发表论文若干。主要研究和授课领域为比较法（民商、信托法）、国际金融法和法律英语。
PART I INRODUCTION TO COMMON LAW SYSTEM
CHAPTER1 COMMONLAW
1.1 Law
1.2 Common Law
1.3 Law versus Equity
1.4 Statutory Law versus Case Law
1.5 Summary
New Words and Expressions
Review Questions
CHAPTER2 COMMON LAW COURT SYSTEM
2.1 The English Court System
2.1.1 Magistrates' Courts-For Both Civil and Criminal Cases
2.1.2 County Courts-For Civil Cases Only
2.1.3 Crown Court-For Criminal Cases Only
2.1.4 High Court-For Both Civil and Criminal Cases
2.1.5 Court of Appeal-For Both Civil and Criminal Cases
2.1.6 Final Court of Appeals
2.1.7 European Court of Justice
2.2 The American Court System
2.2.1 The Federal Courts
2.2.2 State Courts
New Words and Expressions
Review Questions
CHAPTER3 SOURCES OF LAW
3.1 Sources of Law in England
3.1.1 The European Union Law
3.1.2 Statutory law
3.1.3 Case Law
3.2 Sources of Law in the United States
3.2.1 Constitutions
3.2.2 Statutes
3.2.3 Administrative Regulations
3.2.4 Case Law
New Words and Expressions
Review Questions
CHAPTER4 LEGAL PROCEEDINGS
4.1 Commencement of the Proceeding-Pretrial
4.1.1 Filing with the Court: Complaint
4.1.2 Service of Process
4.1.3 The Response: Motion,Answer, and Reply
4.1.4 Discovery
4.2 Trial Date and Jury Selection
4.2.1 TriaIDate Assignment
4.2.2 Jury Selection
4.2.3 Preliminary Instructions of Law
4.3 Trial
4.3.1 Opening Statements
4.3.2 Plaintiff's Case in Chief
4.3.3 Defendant's Case in Chief
4.3. 4 Closing Arguments
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PART Ⅱ CASE LAW
PART Ⅲ CASE ANALYSIS
PART Ⅳ LEGAL DOCUMENT DRAFTING
the source of authority for federal laws and the federal courts.Each statehas authority over persons and activities within its boundaries.Stategovernments，in turn，delegate some authority to local governments.Eachof these governmental units may，within certain constraints，make law.Generally there are three branches of the government： the legislature，theadministrative agencies，and the judiciary.Each of them makes a differentkind of law.Legislatures create statutory law by passing bills，whichbecome law when signed by the executive.Agencies create administrativelaw，consisting of rules and decisions issued by the agencies.Finally，the judiciary makes common law，sometimes informally referred to as judge-made law，which is found in court decisions.Federal statutory，administrative，and common law apply throughout the United States; astate's statutory，administrative，and common law apply only in that state.These sources form a hierarchy with constitutions at the top and judge-madelaws at the bottom. 3.2.1 ConstitutionsConstitutions include the United States Constitution and constitutions ofeach state.Within a jurisdiction，the constitution is the highest authority;statutes，regulations，and common law must not conflict with the constitution.The most'important source of law in the United States is the Constitution of the United States which separates the government into the three coordinated branches，grants certain enumerated powers to each of these branches，reserves certain powers to the states，and sets limits on the power of the federal and state governments to enact certain kinds of legislation or to engage in certain kinds of activities relating to their citizens.The United States Constitution sets the standards against which all federaland state law is ultimately measured，and it applies throughout the country.Each state in the United States has also adopted a constitution which sets outboth the form and operation of government in that state and also placescertain limits on its power. The state constitution applies only within thatstate's boundaries.Constitutions are normally reprinted in statutorycompilations at both the federal and state levels. 3.2.2 Statutes Statutes are another important source of law in the United States.Whilethe constitutions address broader，more fundamental，and timeless matters ofgovernment structure and power，statutes deal with particular problems asthey arise.Statutes refer to the enactments of the legislative bodies includingacts of Congress，statutes of federal and state legislatures，and ordinances oflocal governing bodies acting within the powers conferred on them by statelegislatures.Statutes create categorical rules to address particular problems.Unless and until a statute is declared to be unconstitutional，it is controllingas to the subject it encompasses. The U.S. statutory law is found in session laws and statutory codes. Thestatutes are arranged in a chronological order of their enactment in thesession laws，while arranged according to subject matter in the statutorycodes，for example，all criminal laws are grouped together regardless of thedates on which the individual criminal statutes were passed.At the federallevel，the session laws are found in the series called Statutes At Large（abbreviated as“Sta.”）;the codified version is found in the United StatesCode（U.S.C.）and in two commercially published editions，United States Code Annotated（U.S.C.A.）and United States Code Service（U.S.C.S）. ……
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保留了英美法的案例，对于分析案例的能力有一定提高。
这本书还是不错的，但是最好有音频资料的。啊啊啊啊