[1] Zhiming Lecture Hall Session 9 – A Brief Discussion on the "Nine-Step Method of Trial Adjudication"
On April 29, 2021, the monthly Zhiming Lecture arrived as scheduled. The speaker for this lecture was Zhou Quan, an assistant at Guangdong Zhiming Law Firm, and his topic was "A Brief Discussion on the Nine-Step Method of Elements Trial."
Assistant Zhou succinctly introduced the background of the "Nine-Step Method of Elements Trial," then elaborated on its basic concepts, and finally used case studies to illustrate how the method is applied in specific cases, demonstrating its operability and rationality. For judges, the "Nine-Step Method of Elements Trial" can enhance their logical thinking and legal application skills, providing significant guidance for case adjudication and judgment writing. For lawyers, it offers strong inspiration for cultivating legal thinking methods and improving legal application abilities in professional practice.
Throughout the lecture, Assistant Zhou passionately shared his learning with everyone, and the audience listened attentively. When questions arose, one person would raise them for group discussion, sparking a constant collision of ideas. Different perspectives were absorbed, new viewpoints emerged, which not only deepened the memory of knowledge points but also broadened one's way of thinking. As the lecture drew to a close, many expressed that legal work must combine theory with practice, and in this fast-paced life, it is rare to sit together for learning and discussion. They also hoped that similar lectures would continue to be held in the future, allowing them to learn theoretical knowledge even amidst busy schedules.
