英文摘要 |
Judges are conferred with the right to freely evaluate evidence through inner conviction under R.O.C. law. This is the so-called principle of “free evaluation of evidence through inner conviction”. Limitations of this principle encompass exterior and interior limitations, the former means that the evidence is duly investigated and admissible while the latter requires the evaluation of evidence shall not violate empirical law and logic principles. Empirical law and logic principles are observed and accumulated from daily social lives of mankind thus they are more “factual” in essence. Therefore, even though empirical law and logic principles are “legal” principles, they may become “factual” issues which are subject to investigation and justification. |