法律和司法发展的特殊性（The particularity of the development of law and judicature）.docVIP

法律和司法发展的特殊性（The particularity of the development of law and judicature） Read H.W., Ellman has a sense of comparative legal culture Liu Linyi [*] [Abstract] for a long time, the study of law and judicial development in comparative legal culture has always been the focus of attention. Although there are many different views on this issue, the basic views on the development of law and justice are still the same. This paper attempts to study in the foundation of a Book of H.W. Ellman in the comparative legal culture, to sort out the basic ideas on the legal and judicial development, and strive to get the influence of development, legal and judicial development of social ethos and attitude of the officials and other factors, so it has its own particularity. this view. Law; judicature; development Abstract:Since long, law and judicial development problems in comparison method culture research is always the focal point that people shows solicitude for. Although viewpoint having a lot of diversity on this problem, basic concepts among them about that law and the judiciary develop are still consistent. The main body of a book try to H.W. Carry out carding on the basic concept about that law and the judiciary develop, make every effort to reach law and the judiciary being developed by development of society, the national spirit on the basis that the work parallel law culture is carried out among one book reads, officials attitude waits for the factor effect, have own, this one viewpoint thereby. particularity Key, Words:law, judiciary, develop American scholar H.W. Ellman, a Book of comparative legal culture, is the only monograph on comparative legal culture in todays English world. This book describes the concept of legal culture, the origin of law, the purpose of law and the limitation of law, all of which show the particularity of the development of law and judicature. At the beginning of the book, the author clearly pointed out that this book attempts to follow Hobbess