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道家司法思想（Taoist judicial thought） Judicial thought in Huainan Zi Published time: reading 08, 10, 2012: Author information Zhejiang - Jinhua Wang Baolin lawyer Hotline:Personal website: my home page abstract Huainan Zi, also known as the Huainan Honglie, by the king of Huainan during the Han Dynasty Liu An and his Sufi, written by Li Shang et al. Huainan Zi in Taoism, the mixture of Confucianism, law, etc. the idea of Yin Yang and the five elements, the contemporary scholars said the book a collection of home and return on the road, but the highest crystallization theory of Taoism, is Chinas ideological history of academic masterpiece. Huainan Zi, also known as the Huainan Honglie, by the king of Huainan during the Han Dynasty Liu An and his Sufi, written by Li Shang et al. Huainan Zi in Taoism, the mixture of Confucianism, law, etc. the idea of Yin Yang and the five elements, the contemporary scholars said the book a collection of home and return on the road, but the highest crystallization theory of Taoism, is Chinas ideological history of academic masterpiece. In the following, the author discusses the judicial thoughts in the book Huainan Zi. The legitimacy of judicature and the quality of judicial personnel Huainan Zi that exercising judicial power must comply with the principle of not justified, not punishment to punish murder innocent, innocent, otherwise it will bring disastrous consequences to the country. The only penalty is against the kind of extreme service ruling theory that punishment is not enough to move the wind, not enough to kill no rape, only deified as expensive, this is not enough to say simply by penalty refinement, simply by killing no rape is not enough to stop evil, only change peoples mental state is the most valuable the. The author believes that the legitimacy of justice lies in the judicial activities must abide by the principle of justice, judicial justice is not only conducive to the establishment of judicial authority, but