证据法学-在线作业_A（Evidence law - online homework, _A）.docVIP

证据法学-在线作业_A（Evidence law - online homework, _A） A single choice question 1. suits the system of divine evidence, which is a system of trial and error Adversary system Doctrine of authority litigation system Accusation system Subject matter: 5 User score: 5 User complaint system Knowledge point: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2., the judge maintains the position of negative arbiter, and the litigation structure of both parties adopting cross examination rules is () adversarial lawsuit Corrective action Impeachment proceedings Trial Action Subject matter: 5 User score: 5 User answer: adversarial litigation Knowledge point: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3., in the case of interrogation and evidence, it is correct that there is no need to adjudicate the validity of the evidence in an interrogation action In trial action, the system of discretional evidence is not clearly defined The system of strict evidence rules is adopted in the trial action There is no space for evidence rule in trial action, so there is no evidence law, rule and theory Subject matter: 5 User score: 5 User answer: in trial action, there is no need to adjudicate the validity of the evidence Knowledge point: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4., the legal evidence of the original evidence is generally greater than the evidence to pass the legal provisions, which is the embodiment of evidence rules (hearsay evidence rules) Reinforcement evidence rule Best evidence rule Exclusionary rule of illegal evidence Subject matter: 5 User score: 5 User answer: best evidence rule Knowledge point: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5., the most commonly used logical reasoning method is () deductive reasoning The unity of logic and history Inductive reasoning Empirical rules Subject matter: 5 User score: 5 User answer: deduc