INTERNAL CONVICTION AS A TOOL FOR EVALUATING EVIDENCE IN CIVIL PROCEEDINGS
In this article, we analyze the inner convictions of a judge when he carries out activities to evaluate evidence in civil cases. The problems that are facing the internal conviction and a number of subjective and objective factors influencing it are considered. The conclusion is made that there are no uniform rules for the formation of internal conviction by the judicial authorities, since an absolutely free assessment of evidence objectively does not exist.