The Improvement of Online Arbitration Rules of Evidence in China

Xia ZHENG

Abstract


Online arbitration as an emerging method for resolving disputes has variable forms. Within the system, the storage and exchange of the evidence depends greatly on the system environment and the authenticity of the evidence is easily damaged. This paper compares the differences between online arbitration rules of evidence and civil rules of evidence. Then the author analyzes the flaws of online arbitration rules of evidence and proposes ideas of improvement. At last the author summarizes the feature and uniqueness of online arbitration and gives some detailed suggestions from the perspective of technical protection, collection evidence rules as well as supporting measures to online arbitration.

Key words: Online arbitration; Rules of evidence; Electronic evidence


Keywords


Online arbitration; Rules of evidence; Electronic evidence

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3968/j.ccc.1923670020120805.1579

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