Comments on legal framework for evidence taking in China

In order to better respond wrongful convictions in capital cases Chinese authorities are still exploring into whether or not its rule likely conforms to all of international human nbsp rights nbsp rules nbsp and nbsp if nbsp not nbsp how nbsp to nbsp change nbsp it nbsp for nbsp better nbsp justice nbsp and nbsp human nbsp rights nbsp protection in criminal cases From the perspective of the significance and impact of nbsp international human rights law in the Chinese context China need to reform evidence rule and bring the ldquo fruit of the poisonous tree rdquo doctrine in future revisions of the CPL It will be the core of justice reforms in China contributing to better justice and human rights protection in criminal cases