Civil Procedure and Evidence
Civil Procedure and Evidence
This chapter provides an overview of civil procedure, including historical background; constitutional norms; investigation and discovery; appeals and judgments; and trends in procedural scholarship. There are also briefer discussions of the laws of evidence and of criminal and administrative procedures. The differences between Italian and American procedural norms, which flow from the civil–common law distinction but are augmented by various historical differences, are a major theme of this chapter.
Keywords: civil procedure, evidence, constitutional norms, discovery, evidence, criminal procedure, administrative procedure
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