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The evaluation results of China Judicial Transparency Index for 2016 shows that judicial openness in China has reached a new stage in an era of building version 3.0 of People’s Court Informatization System (v3.0). The intensified disclosure of information is taking shape, the judgment documents are being shared nationwide, the public can get a closer look at court trials, the transparency in judicial reform is improving and the disclosure of judicial statistics is being given greater attention. Looking forward, there remains much room for improvement in the construction of “under sunshine” courts to accommodate the requirements for the construction of smart courts, such as enhancing the adhesion between the informatization and judicial openness, implementing the reversed disclosure of judgment documents, improving the enforcement information disclosure platforms, strengthening data docking and jointly establishing the social credit system.
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Head of the Project Team: He Tian, Professor of Research Center for State Rule of Law Index and the Institute of Law of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences; Yanbin Lv, Director and Professor of Department of Survey and Studies of National Situation of Rule of Law of the Institute of Law of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. Team members: Wang Xiaomei, Li Yanjie, Xu Bin, Liu Yanpeng, Zhao Qianling, Zhou Zhen, Liu Yongli, Niu Ziguang, Xia Xiaoshuang, Ma Xiaoling, Tian Qiaoling, HuoWentao, Wang Junxiu, Zhang Jianyue, Wei Rui, Zhang Yeting. This report was written by Wang Xiaomei, Associate Professor of the Institute of Law of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. Also special thanks to a number of scholars, judges and lawyers for their support and assistance with the development and optimization of evaluation indicators, researches and preparation of this report.
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Li, L., Tian, H., Lv, Y. (2018). China Judicial Transparency Index Report (2016). In: Li, L., Tian, H., Lv, Y. (eds) China’s Rule of Law Index 2017. Research Series on the Chinese Dream and China’s Development Path. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-6907-9_5
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