Evidence Law (Second Edition)

Author: Bian Jianlin
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Publish Date: 2007-02-01
Features: Since its first publication, this textbook has been in circulation for six years. During these six years, China's evidence law research has continuously expanded and deepened, achieving significant progress in both fundamental theoretical research and practical application research in evidence law. Over the same period, modern judicial concepts such as "rule of law" and "human rights" have deeply permeated Chinese society and profoundly influenced the reform of the evidence system, a crucial component of the judicial system. The understanding and comprehension of evidence in judicial practice, as well as the recognition and grasp of the proof process, have greatly evolved compared to six years ago. In these six years, numerous legislative developments related to evidence have emerged in China, including the Supreme People's Court's "Provisions on Several Issues Concerning Civil Procedure Evidence" and the "Provisions on Several Issues Concerning Administrative Procedure Evidence," which have had a major impact on the application of evidence and the proof process in China's judicial practice. Based on this, the revised edition of this textbook has been timely released. In addition to correcting printing errors in the first edition and addressing readers' feedback for improvements, the primary goal is to promptly reflect the latest developments in legal theory research and evidence legislation.