A Study Of Transcript And Its Evidence Effect From The Perspective Of Legal Language

Record as "the king of evidence" is the most important evidence in the form of the current judicial practice, the study of "record under the perspective of legal language can be expanded in many ways, previous studies concern the record production of all kinds of non-standard language conversion phenomenon, there are cited concern for illegal interrogation which are related to evidential effect of record. From the perspective of legal language to integrate the above studies, evidential effect of record as clues, integrate the language of the record of both conversion and interrogation language study is an emerging area which worth exploring.First, the exclusionary rules of illegal evidence are unmovable parts of modern rules of criminal evidence. With the latest changes of Criminal Procedure Law of he People’s Republic of China, once the record lose the evidential effect because of the exclusionary rules of illegal evidence, it will be adversely for criminal process justice. Through the language study in the form of an example cited for illegal trial studies, to better support and protect the transcripts as evidence of the effectiveness of the evidence, and the resulting prevent cited for illegal evidence exclusion, as a legitimate and effective operation of the judicial process provide protection.Second, the transcripts produced in the language of conversion is also likely to affect the ability to produce transcripts of evidence, including transcripts of stylistic variation, word conversion irregularities and twin transcripts are likely to affect the transcripts and found admissible. Transcripts produced using linguistic tools norms of language translation and other issues, and to further regulate the body’s production of behavior, provide stronger evidence for the effectiveness of transcripts as evidence a greater degree of accuracy, comprehensiveness, reliability and admissibility.Specifically, the paper is divided into three chapters. The chapters are as follows:The first chapter is a judicial record as evidence overview. Transcripts of which were from the meaning of justice, the judicial record as evidence, research status on the record, the existing judicial record research questions on four aspects.The second chapter is evidence from a study of the effectiveness of content production point of view transcripts. Which is divided into three parts, the first part discusses the impact of transcripts of the process of making an illegal interrogation transcripts of evidence for the effectiveness; second part of the argument for example, examine the transcripts of the process of making an illegal interrogation from the language point of view this is the main part of the article section discusses the arguments for such concepts and language with significance, and lead the way to ask for cited for several typical method of judging the premise implies, cited for the presence of specific contexts, institutional innovation and improvement issues; first three parts is cited for the meaning of the language in the form of study.Chapter three study produced evidence of the effectiveness of transcripts from the form, consists of four parts, the first part discusses the connotation of record production, the second part discusses the evidence genre conversion and the ability to convert the third part of the language and the evidence of the ability to explore, investigate Part IV twin issues related transcripts.