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The Rule against Hearsay:Reflection and Inspiration in its Evolution——From the Perspective of Civil Procedure

Cui Ling-ling

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The rule against hearsay is the basis of evidence rule of the common law,whose evolution and development reflect the basic characteristic and the tendency of the common law.Accordingly,it will be of great help when we try to learn something from it.On the other hand,the study of the rule will be helpful for us to think more carefully and make decisions more cautiously during the learning process.Learning does not equal to imitation without thought but needs rational comparison and choice.

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The rule against hearsay is the basis of evidence rule of the common law,whose evolution and development reflect the basic characteristic and the tendency of the common law.Accordingly,it will be of great help when we try to learn something from it.On the other hand,the study of the rule will be helpful for us to think more carefully and make decisions more cautiously during the learning process.Learning does not equal to imitation without thought but needs rational comparison and choice.

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The rule against hearsay is the basis of evidence rule of the common law,whose evolution and development reflect the basic characteristic and the tendency of the common law.Accordingly,it will be of great help when we try to learn something from it.On the other hand,the study of the rule will be helpful for us to think more carefully and make decisions more cautiously during the learning process.Learning does not equal to imitation without thought but needs rational comparison and choice.

Key concepts: Hearsay, Perspective (graphical), Imitation, Reflection (computer programming), Epistemology, Process (computing), Law, Sociology

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