Lee Cheol-ho: Everyday Law
The threshold of life that should not be passed is often described as ‘the hospital door ’ and ‘the court door. ’. When you go to the hospital to be treated with a number of diseases, because you don't normally take care of your health care, you are ruined by economic burdens and the use of antibiotics and other things. So to avoid crossing the threshold of a hospital, you usually have to take care of your health. This is the importance of preventive medicine. Similarly, if you are not careful about your receipts, contracts, or other forms of service that you receive in everyday life, or are driven by compassion to neglect your legal life, you must pass the court and court gates. Laws are a form of social control that regulates all kinds of conflicts and violations, and if legal disputes do not be resolved between parties, they must be referred to as court's justice. In this regard, the court is a place to treat ‘social illness.’.
Korean title: 생활법률
Korean author: 이철호
Korean publisher: 21세기사
ISBN-13: 9788984687264
