국민참여재판에서 시각자료의 활용과 증거 허용성

• 영문명: Utilization and Admissibility of Evidence of Visual Materials in Civil Participating Criminal Trial
• 발행기관: 한국형사정책학회
• 저자명: 천진호(Chun, Jin-Ho)
• 간행물 정보: 『형사정책』刑事政策 第21卷 第2號, 425~445쪽, 전체 21쪽
• 주제분류: 법학 > 법학
• 파일형태: PDF
• 발행일자: 2009.12.30

영문 초록

Civil participation criminal trial, the jury, the primary means of receiving information through visual language and is the only way The jury in order to persuade effectively and efficiently, such as the current parties to the proceeding of the language and our words will be changed Litigants, legal knowledge is not a jury trial rather than using the language and words 'seeing' through the data argue that the visual is much more effective Visual communication to communicate with another by comparing the effect that the extraordinarily high pass That visual images and audio and video media, combined with the character to appeal to multiple senses of vision or hearing, so that a single sensory appeal to the media much more specific and more efficient to transmit information These visual aids to the human perception of the complex because it affects the hearing to the media that print media and communication and hence higher efficiency Pleading by the multimedia in civil participating criminal trial that this principle should be In addition to hearing the jury throughout the trial, time to get the information efficiently and to keep the memory of that information can give helps In this paper, this time by starting citizen participation in the trial to highlight the importance of the concept of visual materials and visual effects, and some of those issues were rs wewed and how to pleading to convince the jury that the change of direction and visual materials will be used as scientific evidence of the depth was analyzed

목차

Ⅰ 서론 국민참여재판과 법정변론의 모습

Ⅱ 시각자료의 개념과 문제점 및 시각자료 활용을 위한 구비 여건

Ⅲ 국민참여재판과 변론방식의 변화

Ⅳ 시각자료의 과학적 증거 허용성

Ⅴ 결론

참고문헌

키워드

국민참여재판 배심재판 시각자료 시각자료증거 증거 허용성 Civil Participating Criminal Trial Jury Trial Visual Materials Visual Evidence Admissibility of evidence