Criminal Evidence and Proof Research

Author: Ni Yequn, Jiang Renwen
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: This book is divided into four parts: Part I, Introduction, elaborates on the evolution, theoretical foundations, and basic principles of the criminal evidence system; Part II, Evidence Theory, discusses the concept, characteristics, classification, types, and rules of evidence; Part III, Proof Theory, systematically explores the objects, responsibility allocation, methods, and standards of criminal proof; Part IV, Application Theory, examines issues related to evidence collection, presentation, cross-examination, and certification in criminal proceedings. Compared to other books on evidence law, this book is not about the theory of evidence law but is grounded in criminal evidence, focusing on the analysis and research of criminal evidence and proof. It aims to reflect the following characteristics: ① Fully reflects the latest legislative achievements in criminal evidence and research achievements in criminal evidence theory; ② Analyzes and evaluates the key and difficult points in the theoretical research of criminal evidence; ③ Strives for novelty, depth, practicality, and thoroughness in its arguments; ④ Adheres to the principle of linking theory with practice and the principle of induction and synthesis, aiming to achieve a considerable theoretical depth and fully reflect the experiences and lessons learned from judicial practice.