Evidence in Civil Law - Slovenia

Abstract

After obtaining her graduate diploma at the Faculty of Law University of Maribor she was selected for the position of young researcher to obtain PhD with the support of Technological research agency of Slovenia. She was awarded from ministry of economic development and technology for gaining her PhD and for contributing to the cooperation between scientific sphere and practice. Dr. Tjaša Ivanc is author or co-author of several books and scientific articles in the fields of her interests. She participates in domestic and international scientific conferences and was an invited lecturer at the European Justice Training Network-Seminar on cross-border Inheritance Law, Academy of Justice and at the conference "Europe for Notaries" from Austrian Chamber of Civil Law Notaries, Vienna. She cooperated in number of successfully completed international and national projects (Simplification of debt collection in the EU; Reform of Non-Contentious Procedure in Slovenia; Medicine and Law; Legal consistency of ACE, AETS and TOLL+ with 1) European Union Law, 2) Agreement between the European Community and the Swiss Confederation on the Carriage of Goods and Passengers by Rail and Road and transport 3) National Law of Austria,

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Comparative Analysis of Evidence Law Within the Civil Process Comparative-Legal Research

“…When using the testimony of a witness as evidence, an oath is important, which establishes the authenticity of his testimony not only from a religious point of view but also from a rational point of view. (Ivanc, 2015) An oath is important when using a witness's testimony as evidence. As I discussed during the historical overview of the atrocity, the oath has a long history and therefore, it has been a measure of the truth of the presented fact since time immemorial.…”

The Role and Position of AI Evidence in Civil Litigation

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