Admissibility of indirect evidence in Chinese cases of torture

Admissibility nbsp of nbsp indirect nbsp evidence nbsp is nbsp related nbsp to nbsp the nbsp ldquo Fruit nbsp of nbsp the nbsp Poisonous nbsp Tree rdquo nbsp theory In analyzing its admissibility this article demonstrates that China rsquo s criminal nbsp procedure law fails to prescribe legal requirements for its applicable scope The abuse of nbsp human nbsp rights nbsp is nbsp common nbsp in nbsp cases nbsp of nbsp torture nbsp detrimental nbsp to nbsp international nbsp human nbsp rights standards Most notably a lack of remedies for violations of exclusionary rules is the primary form of abusing such rights Prevention of such abuses will entail the nbsp achievement of gradual shift from crime control to human rights protection in order to mend flaws and meet requirements of international standards