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Horta Vásquez, E. de J., & Cabrales, E. A. C. (2010). The last reason of the judicial proof : a philosophical approach. Novum Jus, 4(1), 151–165. Retrieved from https://novumjus.ucatolica.edu.co/article/view/704
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Abstract

This paper deals with the basic essentials of legal evidence from the perspective of legal realism factor. It underlines the paramount need for a substrate ontological, logical and methodological substantial, objective meaning of legal evidence. At the same time, which makes manifest the antinomies caused by constructivist evidentiary and procedural systems to the science of law and at the same epistemological status of legal evidence. What has led to an oversight, consciously or unconsciously, the ultimate goal of the task of law: the act of justice.

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