法律人才培养模式比较 - 海南大学（Comparison of training mode of legal talents - Hainan University）.docVIP

法律人才培养模式比较 - 海南大学（Comparison of training mode of legal talents - Hainan University） Legal practice personnel training several questions From the perspective of Comparative Law Wei Hua Tong Legal practitioners are practitioners and promoters of the rule of law, and each country attaches great importance to the cultivation of legal talents. In modern countries, universities are the basic link to train legal personnel. In addition, internships and judicial training are essential links in training legal practitioners. It is the original intention of writing this article to compare the training mode of legal talents in different countries and draw useful experience from china. This paper mainly three aspects of legal talent cultivation object and cultivation stage, legal curriculum design, practice and training were analyzed, pointed out the deficiency in the field to cultivate talents in Chinas legal practice, grope for legal talents in line with Chinas national conditions of cultivation. First, the subject and stage of legal personnel training (1) brief introduction to the subject and stage of foreign legal talents training The main cultivation of legal practice talent, refers to the cultivation of legal talents mainly by what institutions; legal practice stage of cultivating talents, refers to the legal talent training in which a learning phase, such as undergraduate or graduate level. In different historical periods and different countries, the subject of legal talent training is different. For example, the history of Britain has its own characteristics in the mode of training legal talents. Before nineteenth Century, the common law developed in accordance with the courts case was taught and transmitted in practice, relying on the cultivation of the trade to become a long tradition in the United kingdom. Judges also choose from experienced people. The function of the University as a legal person to train educational institutions was established in England in twentiet