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Basic characteristics of criminal evidence It is generally believed that all evidence should have probative force and evidence capacity. The probative force of evidence refers to the evidence that proves the facts of the case. The probative force of evidence refers to the legal qualification of evidence information to be used as evidence. This is the basic feature of evidence. Our country's criminal evidence system also basically embodies the above characteristics, and the specific manifestations are as follows: 1. Objectivity. The objectivity of litigation evidence means that litigation evidence is an objective fact, rather than something people subjectively conjecture and fabricate. The objectivity of litigation evidence is the essential characteristic of litigation evidence and is determined by the objectivity of the case facts themselves. It has two meanings: first, the essence of evidence is facts. There are two basic forms of evidence facts: one is objectively existing materials such as physical objects, traces, documents, etc.; the other is facts that people perceive and store in memory. No matter what form of fact exists, it can be used as evidence. Secondly, evidence is an objective fact that is independent of subjective will. As the facts of the case occur, the evidentiary facts are formed regardless of the subjective will of the person. The objectivity of evidence provides a material basis for public security and judicial personnel to investigate and collect evidence, determine and prove the truth of the case. As evidence to prove the facts of the case, the essential characteristic of evidence should be an objective reflection and true description of the facts of the case. Whether in criminal proceedings, civil proceedings, or administrative proceedings, the implementation of the actor's behavior and the formation of its consequences will inevitably have an impact on the environment, people, or things, thus forming some objective factual materials. These factual materials may appear in the form of certain objects and appliances, or in the form of certain perceptions that people hear and see, or in the form of witness testimony and statements by the parties. The above factual materials are a true reflection of the facts of the case and are objective existences that are not subject to the subjective will of the person handling the case. This nature of litigation evidence determines those illusory or false situations, and any subjective conjecture must be excluded from litigation evidence. In criminal proceedings, all evidence must be objective. Any criminal act is carried out at a certain time, place, and condition using certain means and methods, and evidence will inevitably be left behind objectively. From the moment the perpetrator generates the motive for committing a crime to the process of committing the crime and the crime scene, there is always contact with the outside world, and he must come into contact with people and objects, thus leaving behind certain physical evidence and evidence. Because all objective things are related to each other, since the perpetrator has committed a crime and violated certain people and things, it will inevitably cause certain changes in objective things, leaving corresponding traces and physical evidence, or being heard by people around him. To see something, to leave a certain impression and memory in the mind. These are objective facts that are independent of human subjective will. Based on this, the authenticity of the facts of the case can be proved. 2. Relevance. The relevance of litigation evidence refers to the objective connection between the litigation evidence and the facts to be proved in the case. Evidence is not only objectively existing facts, but must also be related to the facts of the case. There are various objective facts, and not all objective facts can become evidence. Only those facts that have an objective connection with the facts of the case can become evidence. The reason why evidence can prove the facts of a case is precisely because there is a connection between the evidence and the facts of the case.
Materials that have not been cross-examined in court shall not be used as the basis for finalizing a case...??