Newly Edited Evidence Law

Author: He Jiahong
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Publish Date: 2000-03-28
Features: Evidence law is a discipline that studies the patterns, methods, and legal norms of using evidence to prove case facts or other related facts in judicial, law enforcement, arbitration, notarization, supervision, and other activities. It can also be referred to as "evidence studies." Due to the widespread and representative use of evidence in various litigation activities, and since most evidence rules originate from the development of litigation systems, this discipline is often called "litigation evidence studies" or "litigation evidence law." However, in order to encompass evidence law phenomena and rules in non-litigation legal matters such as law enforcement and arbitration, while emphasizing the legal normativity of this discipline and also reflecting its comprehensive applicability, this book adopts the term "evidence law." The definition of a discipline and the design of its content system must be based on its specific research object. Therefore, taking the research object as the starting point for studying a discipline is both logical and facilitates expansion. Specifically, the research object of evidence law includes the following aspects of content.