英文摘要 |
The Williams v. Illinois case reflects that to what extent the confrontation right provided in the Sixth Amendment of U. S Constitution can be applied to the scientific expertise, especially when an expert witness testifies on the basis of a forensic lab report prepared by another expert who is absent in the trail. The U. S Supreme Court is widely divided on the topic of how the confrontation right apply to scientific expertise, which reveals the continuous tension and their relation patterns between scientific expertise and confrontation right, also shows its selection or balance of criminal procedural virtues. Undoubtedly, the Williams' decision has important instruction and reference value to the normalization of the Chinese criminal appraisal system. |