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                            The dilemma and improvement of judicial appraisal of
                                      damage to fishery resources in China



                                                            1,2*
                                             DONG Chuanju  ,     LI Yanhua  2,3
                                  (1. School of Law, Henan Normal University, Xinxiang 453007, China;
                             2. Research Center on Legal Issues Concerning Agriculture, Countryside and Farmers,
                                         Henan Normal University, Xinxiang 453007, China;
                                   3. School of Law, Zhengzhou University, Zhengzhou 450001, China)


              Abstract: With the annual increase in fishery resource damage in China, the number of related cases has also shown a growing
              trend. To promote civil rights protection and combat criminal activities, it is extremely urgent to improve the judicial appraisal
              system for fishery resource damage. From the perspective of the development process of legal norms, the regulations in China
              regarding the forensic appraisal of fishery environmental damage, including the overall framework, appraisal subjects, and iden-
              tification standards, have all been improved. At the practical level, significant progress has been made in various aspects includ-
              ing  appraisal  subjects,  scope  of  appraisal,  causal  relationships,  damage  assessment  and  restoration  evaluation,  as  well  as
              appraisal  technologies.  However,  due  to  the  late  start  and  insufficient  attention  given  to  environmental  damage  judicial
              appraisal  in  China,  persistent  issues  remain  in  fishery  resource  damage  judicial  appraisal,  such  as  irrational  allocation  of
              appraisal subjects, non-standardized adoption procedures, and inadequate support mechanisms. This is specifically reflected in
              the fact that the number of appraisal institutions and personnel is small and their distribution is obviously unreasonable. A large
              number of non-statutory institutions are widely involved in the appraisal work, which has affected the objectivity, authority and
              effectiveness of the appraisal. The status of the inspection report is not clear, and there are loopholes in legal norms.. The virtu-
              alization of procedural review and the absence of substantive review jointly lead to the non-standard acceptance procedures of
              expert opinions and high appraisal costs and insufficient external support. To address these challenges, solutions should be
              based  on  theoretical  models  of  judicial  appraisal  management,  collaborative  governance  theory,  and  public  environmental
              interests.  In  terms  of  subjects,  developing  diversified  appraisal  teams  and  establishing  a  fishery  resource  damage  judicial
              appraisal community are essential under the premise of unifying the current legal norms.. In terms of improving the acceptance
              path, it is necessary to standardize the acceptance review system, clarify the nature of inspection reports, improve the expert
              juror system, and implement substantive review of appraisal opinions are crucial. In terms of support and guarantee, it is neces-
              sary to strengthen the government's environmental supervision responsibilities and increase financial investment. This paper
              studies the current situation of judicial appraisal of fishery resource damage in China, focuses on the predicaments existing in
              the operation process, and on the basis of analyzing their causes, puts forward improvement suggestions, aiming to provide
              some references for promoting the high-quality development of judicial appraisal of fishery resource damage.
              Key words: fishery resources; forensic appraisal; environmental damage; subject
              Corresponding author: DONG Chuanju. E-mail:cjd1989@126.com
              Funding projects:  National  Natural  Science  Foundation  of  China  (31801032);  Humanities  and  Social  Sciences  Research
              Projects at Universities of Henan Province (2025-ZDJH-011); Henan Province Soft Science Research Project (252400410050);
              Major Projects of Key Research Bases for Humanities and Social Sciences under the Ministry of Education (25JJD820001)










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