The Risks and Control of Judicial Application of Legal Doctrine

Abstract

In judicial practice, the judicial application of legal doctrine is necessary and reasonable, but its application is still in an irregular and risky state, because the theoretical and practical communities have failed to conduct orderly and effective dialogue and communication in this process. Due to the characteristics of the stage of development of legal doctrine itself, the lack of positive interaction between the theoretical and practical circles, as well as the difficulty of integrating legal doctrine into the judiciary and other problems exist, which will lead to the abstraction of the argumentation of the reasoning of the judges, the decline of the credibility of judicial decisions, the reduction of the attributes of judicial authority and other risks. In order to effectively prevent these risks, legal doctrine in judicial practice should comply with the principles of strengthening judicial authority as the ultimate goal, strengthening the status of legal subjects as the fundamental starting point, and solving practical problems as the guide.