Research On The Customary Law Of Miao People In Bijie Prefecture

The miao history in China has a long history in the long process of development as to adjustthe specification of its internal contradictions and disputes, the Hmong formed their own uniquecustoms and cultural Miao criminal customary law as an important part of the customs of theMiao criminalrelative to other Miao customary law, investigation and study less Bi jie regionthrough fieldwork in the form of finishing the Miao criminal customary law and research Bi jieregion’s economic and social impact analysis of its national lawconflict, research in the Bi jiearea so remote, impoverished and backward areas of the judiciary is how adaptation of nationallaw and customary law is still for the first time. Through field surveys, to gain first-handinformation, linking theory with practice, existing criminal law perspective, the Bi jie regionaleconomic and social development, to show the essence of the culture of the Miao France, explorethe value of the culture of the Miao France. This article is divided into four parts, a total of morethan30,000words.The first part focuses on the main body of the paper survey and scope that the author basedon the understanding of Bi jie What is the status of the region Miao criminal customary law, itscharacteristics, how the role? What are the conflicts and national law? How to ablation minoritycustomary law and the conflict of the reunification of the country’s legal system? The judiciaryhow to balance the national law and customary law? With this series of questions, the authorconducted field research activities of the Miao customary law.The second part is mainly based on the results of the survey from a penalty perspective andanalyzed, obtained the status of customary law of Bi jie area Hmong criminal characteristics ofthe types of penalty and the the Miao criminal customary law, the operating mechanism.The third part is based on the actual of the the Bi jie areas of economic and socialdevelopment, and analysis of the Bi jie Hmong neighborhoods social and economic developmentof backward and Miao criminal customary law Bi jie regional economic and social development.The fourth part focuses on the existing conflict in the judicial practice of customary law isforbidden? The Bi jie local judiciary how to balance the State Law and The miao criminalcustomary law.