Criminal Procedure Evidence and Procedure

Author: Sun Changyong
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: The main content of this book focuses on ten major research topics in criminal trial evidence and procedures. The "Evidence" section emphasizes the following issues: How to balance the relationship between truth-finding and procedural justice in the criminal trial process? What difficulties exist in establishing the exclusion rule for illegal evidence under the current conditions in China? How should the burden of proof be allocated under the "adversarial" trial system? Is the current standard for public prosecution evidence appropriate? How to collect, review, and use confessions in a way that aligns with the principles of procedural rule of law? The "Procedure" section analyzes the impact of the right to silence on interrogation procedures, the presence right of lawyers during interrogation activities, the judicial review system for coercive investigative actions, the goals and measures for reforming the criminal trial system, and the judicial procedures for capital cases in China. The book's topic is of great significance, with a novel research perspective, unique theoretical viewpoints, and in-depth analysis and argumentation, fully reflecting the characteristics of specialized research.