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Short answer, no, they do not. As a former law professor of mine explained, thirty years ago, if you visited a "law firm" in China, they resembled a back-alley
by mercurialshark 9y ago
Short answer, no, they do not.
As a former law professor of mine explained, thirty years ago, if you visited a "law firm" in China, they resembled a back-alley bodega. This example serves to elucidate that the nation itself is a Party-based system, which is by definition entirely different than a nation based on the rule of law or a constitutional system.
It's not merely the enforcement that is arbitrary, but the defining, application, ruling and interpretation of "law" is actually simply just attempting to appease the enigmatic communist party and its policy agenda.