Reviews
The law school system seems to have been out of court and the law school administration has been in operation for over 10 years. The common people could understand the causes and contexts of the unknown legal community, not in theoretical books, but in the context of interviews with real workers who were involved in the legal world, so much so that they were persuasive and sympathetic. The prejudice against the legal system that I had in my heart was a little bit of a change.
The blue jeans that are hard to follow in a normal procedure, and the gold-free table, the double-line injustice, should be able to think about the temptations that we all are making and ask ourselves one time.
Why do they always curse? Why do they even have to work like that and still curse like that? Why do they have to swear? I wonder about that.
A book that is the most important book in the country. I've managed to unify the story of the judicial elites and the cartels.
Mr. Kim Dusss, no. Although it is a remarkable writing material that is easily read, we can see how much effort has been involved in collecting data. Whoever wants to be a lawyer, who wants to know the Korean legal code, who desires to know its official body in the world, will not hesitate to choose this book.
Kim Doo-sik: The Immortal Holy Family
The new version of the Holy Society of Immortality was revised by an inexorable family who delved into the legal system, asking why the law is rejected by all. Professor Kim Dusss, a professor at the University of Law in the Southeast, has established the Holy Family of the Unimmortal Family as a textbook for understanding Korean law since the beginning of 2009. If modern lawmakers have historically explored the roots of Korean legal framework, the immortal Holy Family will look at how its fragile foundations lead to the eliteism of the legal world. The court’s twenty-three people, including the judges, the prosecutors, the court officials, the police, the press, and the marriage contractor, were interviewed in detail, and then the legal elite ‘pushing and dragging ’ each other, the so - called ‘ Holy Family, ’ was presented in a direct and satire of the professor Kim Due's own personal essay. The revised version published the following summarys of the current ‘abuse of the judicial administration ’ in Korean law, reflecting major changes in the legal system after the first printing of the law, including the abolition of the test and the release of a law school. In the meantime, it was an inspiring attempt at law research that remained only in statistics and personal writing and a deep search to get a closer look inside the legal system, which felt far from the common people. It is also a book that has been written in the statements of the living and clear Holy Family, which have made the system of law unspoken and its messier and more explicit and has given it a main quest for legal science, but has tried to analyze the picture of our society as a whole. The Actal Abuse of Justice has led to a dramatic distrust of the law and is now a book that must be read.
Korean title: 불멸의 신성가족
Korean author: 김두식
Korean publisher: 창비
ISBN-13: 9788936486341
Reviews
The law school system seems to have been out of court and the law school administration has been in operation for over 10 years. The common people could understand the causes and contexts of the unknown legal community, not in theoretical books, but in the context of interviews with real workers who were involved in the legal world, so much so that they were persuasive and sympathetic. The prejudice against the legal system that I had in my heart was a little bit of a change.
The blue jeans that are hard to follow in a normal procedure, and the gold-free table, the double-line injustice, should be able to think about the temptations that we all are making and ask ourselves one time.
Why do they always curse? Why do they even have to work like that and still curse like that? Why do they have to swear? I wonder about that.
A book that is the most important book in the country. I've managed to unify the story of the judicial elites and the cartels.
Mr. Kim Dusss, no. Although it is a remarkable writing material that is easily read, we can see how much effort has been involved in collecting data. Whoever wants to be a lawyer, who wants to know the Korean legal code, who desires to know its official body in the world, will not hesitate to choose this book.
