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July 28, 2022

A Theoretical Review of the Multiple Ways "Persons with Specialized Knowledge" Are Used in Criminal Court Proceedings

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July 28, 2022
Image of abstract of article titled "A Theoretical Review of the Multiple Ways "Persons with Specialized Knowledge" Are Used in Criminal Court Proceedings," by Chinese criminal justice expert GAO Tong

From 2019-2021, the U.S.-Asia Law Institute conducted a project to support the reform of China’s evidence rules as used in criminal trials. As part of that project, we translated into English this article by a leading Chinese criminal justice expert about the use of evidence in Chinese criminal cases.

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