| 英文摘要 |
To standardize the factual determination in litigation, China has established a complex normative system, forming the evidence law department. However, both the evidence law norms and their theories have problems of systematization. In terms of the external system, the boundaries are unclear, the nature of the norms is mixed, and the basic categories and the organizing logic are not unified. In terms of the internal system, there are directional differences in rationale, and the principle system and value hierarchy are chaotic. The systematization problems are reflected in the judicial rules, manifested as poor inclusiveness of judicial practice and difficulty in providing a systematic framework to fill the normative loopholes. The systematization problems stem from the externally given path, manifested as the pragmatic orientation of evidence norm formulation and the lack of internal stance in the study of evidence law. We should face judicial practice, adopt the perspective of participants, and transform the systematization path. First, in the judicial field, identify the factual disputes, conduct typological refinement, and form a problem-oriented connection framework. Secondly, in the way of Topica, integrate evidence norms, evidence analysis methods, and various systematic theoretical viewpoints, collect and reserve materials of Topica for solving factual disputes. Finally, following the rules of methodology, convert into legal dogmatics language during the process of using these materials to solve disputes, and construct judicial rules and reasons. Eventually, a normative system and theoretical system of evidence law based on the pragmatic context of judicial practice can be formed. |