Evidence Law (Third Edition)

Author: Fan Chongyi, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2004-10-01
Features: This book is currently a leading work in the field of evidence law. Professor Fan Chongyi's many years of research in evidence law, combined with his practical experience gained from teaching, provide a solid and reliable quality guarantee for the book. The entire book, spanning fifteen chapters, introduces fundamental concepts of evidence, burden of proof, standards of proof, evidence rules, and other hot topics in the development of evidence law.
Overall, the book has two key characteristics in terms of content:
First, practicality. Evidence law is a discipline with strong practical traits, and the book fully reflects this characteristic. While elaborating on the theory of evidence law, it addresses common evidence-related issues in practice without being confined to theoretical discussions. Instead, itively proposes general methods to solve problems, providing effective references for guiding litigation practice.
Second, openness. The author dedicates considerable attention to introducing foreign evidence systems and theories. While explaining general theories of evidence law, relevant theoretical solutions and practical experiences from other countries are appropriately integrated. Additionally, theoretical exploration is conducted to address related issues in China. From the book's structure, its openness is more prominently reflected in its respectful approach to controversial theoretical issues, avoiding dogmatism and instead treating various theoretical perspectives with an open mind. Furthermore, existing theoretical achievements are continuously enriched, and new theoretical propositions are proposed.