Titlebook: Criminal Procedural Trial in China; Procedure of Exclud Gao Yong Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusiv

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Veronika Nikonova,Maria Tikhonovad through violations of legal standards, such as illegal searches or coerced confessions, is deemed inadmissible in court. It aims to uphold judicial integrity, protect individual rights, and deter law enforcement from engaging in unlawful activities. This chapter explores the fundamental theories u

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Abdelmajid Belafhal,Salma Chib,Talha Usmanith the facts and legal issues concerning the guilt or innocence of the defendant, and procedural adjudication, which focuses on the processes through which trials are conducted, including evidence handling. The exclusion of illegal evidence is commonly addressed through procedural adjudication, des

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Analysis of Large and Complex Dataistorically, judicial responses to defense applications for excluding illegal evidence were often summarily dismissed without detailed examination, leading to concerns about fairness and justice in procedural practices. The enactment of the Provisions on Exclusion of Illegal Evidence and significant

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Adalbert F.X. Wilhelm,Hans A. Kestler evidence in China’s criminal justice system, as detailed throughout the book. It reflects on the significant legislative progress made from the initial inadequacies in procedural norms to the establishment of a more robust and detailed adjudicative framework. The chapter underscores the critical ro

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