Disclosure of Evidences as the Part of Preparation of a Case to Court Hearing in Russia and in the Countries of Anglo-Saxon Law
The author compares disclosure of evidences in Russia and in the countries of Anglo-Saxon law (England and USA). The relevance of the research is caused by the fact that disclosure of evidence acts the constituent part which guarantees principle of the adversarial nature and equality of parties in legal proceeding. The purpose of the research is to describe the rules of disclosure of evidences on the stage of preparing case to court hearing in Russia and the countries of Anglo-Saxon law. Methodological basement consists of dialectical method of scientific cognition and comparative method of research. The author posses as the result of the research the description of the concept of disclosure of evidences on the stage of preparing case to court hearing in Russia and the countries of Anglo-Saxon law. The author concludes that it is right to underline the necessity of advanced exchange of written documents or indicated data, clarifications, reviews, and other materials among parties of legal proceeding before the court hearing. Due to reducing juridical illiteracy and duration of court hearings the author claims that in courts of general jurisdiction lawyers should be representatives. And they have to press for continuity of proceeding, as a rule, bordered in one court hearing.