Tiêu đề World legal System Question No 10 write a notre on the historical development of socialist legal system and its building blocks..pdf ✅

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to basic rights and services. In a socialist legal system, the law is used as a tool to achieve these goals and protect the interests of the working class and marginalized groups. 2. MEANING OF SOCIALIST LEGAL SYSTEM: The socialist legal system is a legal framework where the state plays a central role in ownership and control of resources and economic activities. It emphasizes state ownership, central planning, and public law to achieve social and economic equality. 3. DEFINITION OF SOCIALIST LEGAL SYSTEM: According to the "Encyclopedia of Law and Economics: “The socialist legal system is a legal framework where the state controls and regulates all aspects of economic and social life. It is characterized by state ownership of resources, central economic planning, and a strong emphasis on laws and policies that promote social equality and collective welfare.” 4. SOURCES OF SOCIALIST LEGAL SYSTEM: Following are the most important sources of the socialist legal system. • Constitution: Basic Law: The constitution is the highest legal authority in a socialist legal system. It outlines the fundamental principles of socialism, the structure of government, and the rights and duties of citizens. • Statutory Laws: Legislation: These are laws enacted by the legislative body of the state, such as the parliament. They provide detailed rules and regulations that govern various aspects of life and support socialist principles. • Government Decrees:

• Laos: Maintains a socialist legal system with state control over the economy and emphasis on socialist principles in law and governance. These countries implement socialist legal systems where state control, planning, and the promotion of social equality are central to their legal frameworks. 6. HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIALIST LEGAL SYSTEM: We can see the historical development of socialist legal system under following heads. • Early Foundations: Marxist Theory: The roots of the socialist legal system lie in Marxist theory, which advocates for the abolition of private property and the establishment of a classless society where resources are collectively owned. • Russian Revolution (1917): Bolshevik Revolution: The Russian Revolution led to the establishment of the Soviet Union, the first major socialist state. The new government introduced a legal system based on socialist principles, including state ownership and central planning. • Soviet Model (1920s-1980s): Development of Soviet Law: The Soviet Union developed a comprehensive socialist legal system with state control over all economic activities. The legal system was designed to support communist ideals and state goals, emphasizing collective ownership and central planning. • Spread to Other Countries (Post-WWII): Socialist Bloc Expansion: After World War II, other countries, including China, Cuba, and