1 | Modern criminal judicial reform witnesses many judicature unfairness and miscarriages of justice. | |
2 | Eventually, the colony admitted the trials were a mistake and compensated the families of those convicted. | |
3 | Concerning about the continuous emergence of falsely and unjustly repudiated cases, people begin to reconsider the reasons for the emergence of grievance. | |
4 | Second, the direct cause of miscarriage is that the illegal evidence has the effectiveness of evidence; | |
5 | At the same time, its practical significance is the protection of human rights, to avoid miscarriage caused by the expansion of crime. |