英文摘要 |
"The judicial proof model refers to the specific methods used in evidence reasoning and fact finding. The emerging judicial proof model brings the methods of probability, story, and argumentation in the scientific field to the court. While discovering the facts, it focuses on showing the process and its problems, revealing the systematic errors of court cognition with probability theory, presenting the truth of court fact-finding with stories, and showing the conflicts between parties in the court with argumentation. However, while the emerging judicial proof model relies on its epistemological advantages to pursue process visualization, it also exposes its flaws in the theory of value. The probability model has conceptual conflicts with litigation procedure, the story model deviates from the value goal of the proof standard, and the argument model cannot fully reflect the value choice of the burden of proof rule. In view of this, our country’s future judicial proof model can make up for the shortcomings of value theory while retaining the advantages of epistemology, and form a hybrid judicial proof model based on epistemology and axiology and adopting multiple epistemological methods." |