Working Experience
1999-: Faculty member of the CUPL School of
Law, successively serve as Lecturer of law, Associate Professor of law and
Professor of Law and awarded National Prize for Legal Teaching Achievement in
2017
2009-: Director of the Judicial
Reform Research Centre at CUPL School of Law
2008-2014: Director of the criminal legal clinic at CUPL
School of Law
2011-2012:
Visiting Scholar at the Pacific McGeorge School of Law
2013-2018:
Director of the Department of Legal Ethics at CUPL School of Law
March, 2019: Visiting Professor at
Pontificial Universidad Catolica De Valparaiso in Chile
2014-2015: Vice Mayor of Yao’an County
2008-2014: Part-time Attorney at Beijing Hanhua Law Firm
2014-2019: Part-time Attorney at Beijing Fahuan Law Firm
2018-: Part-time Arbitrator at Beihai
Arbitration Committee
2022-:
Independent director of zhaozhuang Rural Bank
2015: Bonds Collateral Agreement between China Band (Hongkong
Lt.) and RLI Insurance Company, Singapore. Arbitration
2017: Manateq Sovereign Guarantee Dispute. Legal Consulting and ADR Negotiation
A. Main Books:
Currently I published 7
academic books independently or jointly, including but not limited the
following:
(1) Axiology of Criminal Procedure, Press of
Chinese Prosecutors, July, 2009.
Abstract: The value of criminal
procedure is the basic problem in the field of process science. This monograph
consists of seven parts, involving the essential factor of the criminal
procedure, together with the value structure, the value aim, the value
election, the value appraise and the value reconstruction. The former four
parts deal with fundamental theory. And the later three parts deal with the
positive analysis.
(2) Trial Advocacy in the United
States, CUPL Press,
Dec. 2013.
Abstract:
This book consists of 7 chapters and explores into the historic development and
practice skills of trial advocacy in the United States, including the selection
of jury, opening statement, direct examination, cross examination, argument and
closing statement.
(3)Global
Issues of Legal Ethics, Beijing University Press, June, 2013.
Abstract:
This is a translation work. The original copy was jointly completed by James
Moliterno and George Harris. Consisting of 6 chapters, this book covers the
most important global issues in the field of legal ethics.
(4)The
Assessing System of Lawyers’ Social Responsibility, CUPL Press, Aug. 2016.
Abstract:
This book deals with the assessing system of lawyers’ social responsibility. As
the outstanding innovation point, Chapter 6 of which outlines the criterions on
how to assessing the quality of certain specific types social responsibility
committed by lawyers, such as legal aid, legal education, pro bono work and so
on.
(5)The
Bottom Line of Legal Ethics, CUPL Press, July, 2017.
Abstract:
This is a book analyzing the typical cases in the field of legal ethics. It can
be used as a text book in law schools, as well as reading materials for
practice lawyers.
B. Main Articles:
Currently I published more
than 20 academic articles independently or jointly, including but not limited
the following:
(1) Exploration
into Clinical Legal Aid, Justice of China,
2009 (10).
Abstract: Clinical Legal Aid is a new
type of legal aid, with the function of promoting legal education as well. On
the basis of an illustration about the definition and its origin, this essay
gives a thoroughly survey on its historical development in China. After that,
this essay goes deeply into the realistic problems faced by clinic legal aid
and tries to find out the available solutions, so as to give some significant
advice to Chinese clinical legal aid and its sustainable development.
(2) Legal Clinics and Legal Aid, Chinese Journal on Legal Education, 2008
(12).
Abstract: Clinical Legal Education is a
new type of legal education, with the function of legal aid as well. On the
basis of an illustration about the definition and its historical development,
this essay looks deeply into the relationship between clinical legal education
and legal aid. After that, this essay tries to find out the problems and the
solutions while clinical legal education supplying legal aid to society, so
that it can give some available advice to Chinese clinical legal education and
social legal aid.
(3) Thoughts
on Values of Criminal Procedure, Chinese
Criminal Science, 2008 (1).
Abstract: This essay implores into
several fundamental questions on the values of Criminal Procedure. Firstly,
this essay gives a summary on the past research achievements in this field.
Then, on the basis of summary, this essay makes some special comments,
enclosing the definition of procedure value, the content of procedure value and
the function of procedure value. In the end, this essay sets out the author’s
unique opinions on the above thesis.
(4) From Objectivity to Subjectivity:
Reform Route of Chinese Procedure Law, Journal of
Procedural Law Research, 2005 (7).
Abstract: The science system of Chinese
criminal procedure law has become a whole and full one after nearly a century’s
evaluation. However, in the writer’s view, its inner feature remains the same
as before even this system has been a much better one. Moreover, it has some outer
shortcomings, such as the depending on and explaining of the code of procedure
law as well as the according to the aim of the code. In spite of these
shortcomings, the writer intends to reconstruct the system instead of refuse it
in order to make it more perfect. Therefore, based on a thorough reviewing and
analyzing of the system’s development, this essay has reasoned the necessity,
probability and object of such a reconstruction, and moreover, raised an ideal
mode of this system.
(5) Philosophical Thoughts on Humanized
Legal Reform, Journal of Social Science, 2004 (4).
Abstract: In fields of law and politics
at present, one of the most frequently mentioned words is humanized legal
reformation, which outlined the value choice of legal
reformation. However, not all people have clear knowledge about its true
connotation, its theoretic basis and its value aim. And even experts show
little interest about these questions. So that’s just why this essay is written
here—— to make an exploration about these questions and get a better answer.
C. Thesis
published in English:
Clinical Legal Education in China and the Issue of Locus
Standi in Criminal Defense is published in the United States at Willamette Journal of International Law and
Dispute Resolution Vol.25, 2015(12).
Abstract: Locus standi is the status of being qualified for appearance
in court. This paper focuses on the practice of permitting legal-clinic
students the opportunity to represent clients charged with criminal offenses,
and urges the courts in China to grant locus standi to them. Although
legal-clinic students in China have contributed considerably to the work of
general legal aid since the beginning of this century, they are still prevented
from appearing before the courts in the area of criminal legal aid, due to the
lack of locus standi. As a result, the development of legal education and the
improvement of social justice have been hindered. This paper considers the
issue of student representation for criminal defendants and will be presented in
four parts. Part one, reviews the development of clinical legal education and
the contribution made by legal-clinic students to the work of legal aid in the
past ten years. Part two, argues that the failure to implement a system
granting legal-clinic students locus standi, negatively impacts social justice
as well as legal education. Part three, summarizes the different attempts made
by Chinese legal educators to overcome such an obstacle and recommends employing
the methods that have proven successful in the United States. Part four, suggests
the operation of legislative proposals for making such court rules in China.
Finally, this paper urges Chinese courts to grant locus standi under a
student-practice model to legal-clinic students as soon as possible (see
attached as following).
