Description:
"An essential part of justice is finding the truth. Only with the truth can a fair and just decision be made according to the law. Justice cannot be attained if it is based on untrue facts. The main duties of judges are to reveal the truth, ensure that proper evidence is admitted, and obtain authentic testimonials in
court. The courts play an important role in revealing true and complete evidence and developing facts during the hearing of a case. By weighing the submitted evidence and facts, a court can see more clearly how the case should be decided in accordance with the law. Thus, the evidence and facts are essential to the
proper functioning of the judiciary..."
Source/publisher:
"LawKa PaLa - Legal Journal on Burma" - No. 29 (April 2008) - Burma Lawyers? Council (BLC)
Date of Publication:
2008-03-25
Date of entry:
2018-06-14
Grouping:
- Individual Documents
Language:
English
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