Evidence Law

Author: Chen Weidong, Xie Youping (editors)
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book is divided into four parts and twenty-two chapters. Part I is the Introduction, which primarily outlines the disciplinary system of evidence law, the theoretical foundation of evidence law, and the historical development of evidence legal systems. Part II is Evidence Theory, which introduces fundamental knowledge of evidence, including the concept, characteristics, functions, significance, admissibility, and probative force of evidence, as well as the system and content of evidence rules. It also explains the characteristics and application rules of various types of evidence, such as party statements, witness testimony, physical evidence, documentary evidence, inspection records, expert conclusions, and audio-visual materials, according to the statutory classification of evidence. Part III is Proof Theory, which introduces basic theories and systems such as proof systems, judicial knowledge and presumption, objects of proof, burden of proof, and proof standards. Part IV is Application Theory, which systematically elaborates on the systems of evidence collection, evidence submission, cross-examination, and certification from the perspective of combining theory with practice. This book integrates the latest teaching and research achievements of outstanding young and middle-aged teachers from major law schools and departments in China in the field of evidence law. It is characterized by accurate knowledge, cutting-edge content, rich information, a well-structured and logical organization, and a combination of theory and practice.