Publishing House: Peking University Publishing House.
Publication date: February 2005-1 words: 370000 editions: 1 pages: 300 printing date: February 2005-1 format: pricing: 25.00 sheets: offset paper ISBN: 97873065438. Born in June, 1967, 1987 graduated from the Law Department of Hubei University of Finance and Economics with a bachelor's degree in law. In the same year, he stayed on as a teacher, 1992, and graduated from graduate department, Southwest University of Political Science and Law in 2000 with a master's degree and a doctor's degree. 200 1 1 promoted to associate professor.
Important research achievements: On Procuratorial Power (book), Legal Analysis of Political Procedure ―― Research on Contemporary American Civil Procedure System (book), Criminal Procedure Law (deputy editor). He has published more than 30 papers in Modern Law, Jianghan Forum and Commercial Trial. This paper systematically discusses the nature and system of procuratorial power for the first time, and holds that the essence of procuratorial power is administrative power, which has the characteristics of judicial power and is quasi-judicial power.
Research interests: civil procedure law, evidence law, procuratorial system, Chinese and foreign arbitration system. The first chapter is an overview of evidence law.
Section 1 Concept, Function and Nature of Evidence Law
Section 2 Theoretical Basis of Evidence Law
Section 3 Research Objects and Methods of Evidence Law
Chapter II Historical Evolution of Evidence System
The first section of the sacred judgment
Section 2 Legal Evidence System
Section 3 Free Evaluation of Evidence System
Section IV Development and Evolution of Evidence System in China
Chapter III Overview of Evidence
Section 1 Concept and Function of Evidence
Section 2 Attributes of Evidence
Chapter IV Types of Evidence
Section 1 Physical evidence
Section 2 Documentary evidence
Section 3 Testimony of Witnesses
Section 4 Statement of the Parties
Section 5 Statement of Criminal Victims
Section 6 confessions and excuses of criminal suspects and defendants
Section 7 Evaluation conclusion
Section 8 Records of inquests and inspections and on-site records
Section 9 Audio-visual materials
Chapter V Classification of Evidence
Section 1 Overview of Evidence Classification
Section 2 Classification of Foreign Evidence
Section 3 Verbal Evidence and Physical Evidence
Section 4 Original Evidence and Evidence
Section 5 Evidence of Guilty and Evidence of Innocence
Section 6 This Certificate and Counterevidence
Section 7 Direct Evidence and Indirect Evidence
Chapter VI Proof of Judgment
Section 1 Overview of Evidence
Section 2 Concepts and Characteristics of Proving Objects
Section 3 Procedural Law Facts, Evidence Facts and Proof Objects
Section 4 Objects of Proof in Criminal, Civil and Administrative Proceedings
Chapter VII Standards of Proof
Section 1 Concept and content of proof standard
Section 2 Standard of Proof of Free Evaluation of Evidence
Section 3 Standard of Proof for Eliminating Reasonable Doubt
Section 4 Standard of Proof of Superiority Evidence
Section 5 Standard of Proof of Objectivity and Truth
Chapter VIII Burden of Proof
Section 1 Concept of Burden of Proof
Section 2 Contents of Burden of Proof
Section 3 Sharing of Burden of Proof by Judicial (Administrative Law Enforcement) Organs
Section 4 Sharing the Burden of Proof of the Parties
Section 5 Presumption
Chapter IX Receipt and Preservation of Evidence
Section 1 Overview of Evidence Collection and Preservation
Section 2 Specific Contents and Methods of Evidence Collection and Preservation
Chapter X Examination and Judgment of Evidence
Section 1 Overview of Evidence Review and Judgment
Section II Contents and Steps of Examining and Judging Evidence
Section III Examination and Judgment of Various Evidences
Chapter II XI Certification
Section 1 Overview of Certification
Section 2 Purpose and Object of Certification
Section III Classification and Methods of Certification
Section IV General Contents of Certification
Chapter XII Rules of Evidence
Section 1 Overview of Evidence Rules
Section 2 Exclusion Rules of Illegal Evidence
Section 3 Exclusion Rules of Hearsay Evidence
Section 4 Confessions Exclusion Rules
Section 5 Privilege Rules
Chapter XIII Comparative Evidence System
Section 1 Litigation Mode and Evidence System
The second part is the theory of burden of proof in comparative evidence system.
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