Research On The Evidence Rules Of The International Criminal Court

Human peace and international community justice require the protection of the International Criminal Court.The Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court(hereinafter referred to as the "Rome Statute"),which was opened in 1998 to protect international human rights and combat international criminal offenses,is a new milestone in international criminal proceedings.As of 2016,the international community had 124 States that had become parties to the Rome Statute.With the development of international criminal law,the evidence system in the trial practice gradually formed its own characteristics.This paper is divided into four parts:The first part,the summary of the international criminal evidence rules,mainly elaborates several basic concepts and the historical development of the international criminal evidence system.This paper explores the interpretation and interpretation of international criminal law and other disciplines in the framework of international law,and explores the development of evidence system from a historical perspective.It mainly explains the theoretical and practical basis of the rules of evidence of the International Criminal Court,taking several international criminal trials as the content.The second part,the International Criminal Court mixed evidence rules.The first is an overview of the Rome Statute procedure and the rules of evidence.Secondly,it introduces several basic characteristics of the rules of evidence in the International Criminal Court,including the evidentiary disclosure obligations of the prosecutor,the status and role of the judge in the evidence investigation,Evidence of the unique right of investigation.This part focuses on the mixed evidence model of the International Criminal Court,which mainly explores the differences between the two legal systems,the adoption of the excellent experience of the International Criminal Court and the formation of its own evidence model,and profoundly analyzes the mixed evidence model of the International Criminal Court The reasons for the formation of international criminal evidence from the original only reflects the Anglo-American legal system of evidence model into the civil law system of evidence free evidence ofmixed evidence model.In the judicial practice of the International Criminal Court,on the one hand,adhere to the principle of freedom of evidence,while giving the trial court options.The rules of evidence of the International Criminal Court are not entirely in accordance with the Anglo-American law system on whether the evidence can be adopted to adopt a strict limited model,and its own is the admissibility of evidence is tolerant attitude to the civil law system tilt.That is to say,whether the evidence can be adopted by the court discretion.The third part,the application of the rules of evidence of the International Criminal Court,mainly describes the witness system,the use of special means to testify and.The application of the rules of evidence in the International Criminal Court is introduced from different perspectives.The fourth part,the international criminal court evidence rules on the development of China’s evidence system.From the present situation of the current evidence system in China,to explore the excellent practice of the International Criminal Court,it should perfect and establish the criminal evidence system with Chinese characteristics in the legislative point of view.