Zhuhao Wang-中国政法大学证据科学研究院

Zhuhao Wang

reads

Associate Professor of Law

Telephone:

+86-10-58908631

Fax:

+86-10-58908031

Email:

wangzhuhao@cupl.edu.cn

zhuhwang@163.com

Office:

Faculty Room B703, Scientific Research Building

Education

S.J.D. Candidate - Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law, 2017 - (Fully sponsored by the China Scholarship Council and subsidized by the Special Funding for CUPL Young Scholar Overseas Promotion Program)

J.D. - Indiana University - Bloomington Maurer School of Law, 2011

LL.M. - University of Pennsylvania Law School, 2007

B.A. - China University of Political Science and Law, 2006

Zhuhao Wang is Associate Professor of Law at Institute of Evidence Law and Forensic Science, China University of Political Science and Law (“CUPL”), a member of the China Collaborative Innovation Center of Judicial Civilization (“CICJC”) and a member of the China Base for Evidence Science Innovation and Talent Recruitment (“BESITR”). He received J.D. from Indiana University Bloomington – Maurer School of Law, L.L.M. from University of Pennsylvania Law School and is currently a S.J.D. candidate at Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law. He joined the Faculty of Law of CUPL in December 2012, after two years of law practice in cross-border mergers & acquisitions and corporate transactions with Locke Lord LLP in Dallas, United States.

While teaching at CUPL, Professor Wang serves as Councilor and Associate Executive Director of the International Association of Evidence Science and a member of the International Association of Procedural Law. He also serves as Director of International Cooperation and Exchanges at the Evidence Institute, CUPL and is an editor of Evidence Science – a leading Chinese law journal focusing on studies of evidence law and forensic science.

Professor Wang’s teaching and research areas include evidence law, procedural laws, and international business transactions. He is a recipient of multiple grants from the PRC national government, including grants from CICJC, China Ministry of Education, China National Social Science Fund and China Scholarship Council for his study, teaching and research.

Expertise

Evidence Law

Procedural Law

Contract Law

International Business Transactions

Book Chapters:

1. English Works

· JUDICIAL CIVILIZATION IN CONTEMPORARY CHINA: REVIEWS OF EVIDENCE LAW AND FORENSIC SCIENCE, edited by Zhuhao Wang, published in Australia by David R A Caruso Publishing, ISBN 9781921207273 (ebook: pdf), 2017

· PROOF IN MODERN LITIGATION: EVIDENCE LAW & FORENSIC SCIENCE PERSPECTIVES, edited by David Caruso and Zhuhao Wang, published in Australia by BARR SMITH PRESS, ISBN 978-1-925261-48-6, 2017

2. Translation Works

· AN ANALYTICAL APPROACH TO EVIDENCE: TEXT, PROBLEMS, AND CASES (6th edition) (authored by Ronald J. Allen, Eleanor Swift, David S. Schwartz, Michael S. Pardo, Alex Stein), jointly translated by Baosheng Zhang, Jinxi Wang and Zhuhao Wang, Proofreader Thomas Yunlong Man (China Renmin University Press 2017 forthcoming)

· ACING EVIDENCE (2nd edition) (authored by Aviva Orenstein), translated by Zhuhao Wang (China University of Political Science and Law Press 2017 forthcoming)

· PROFESSOR ALLEN ON EVIDENCE (VOLUME I) (authored by Ronald J. Allen), jointly translated by Baosheng Zhang, Jinxi Wang and Zhuhao Wang (China Renmin University Press 2014)

3. Textbooks

· EVIDENCE LAW (2nd edition), co-authored with Baosheng Zhang – chief editor, Jinxi Wang, Zhong Zhang, Lin Chang, Baoguo Fang, Danhong Wu, Fumin Chu, Hongqi Wu & Hua Shang (China University of Political Science and Law Press 2014)

4. Chapters

· Report on China's Development of Rule of Law (2016), Chief editor Jianlin Bian, China University of Political Science and Law Press 2017 ( responsible for Section IV of Chapter V "the Latest Development of Foreign Evidence Law")

Articles:

1. Articles in English

· The Admissibility of Pre-Trial Testimonial Transcript: A Discussion over Practice of China and The International Criminal Tribunals, to be published. (with Yanni Huang)

· A New Evidentiary Frontier: Considerations in Admissibility of Electronic Evidence from a Comparative Perspective Between United States and China, JUDICIAL CIVILIZATION IN CONTEMPORARY CHINA: REVIEWS OF EVIDENCE LAW AND FORENSIC SCIENCE, ISBN 9781921207273 (ebook: pdf), 2017, 21-32

· Is an Oral-Evidence Based Criminal Trial Possible in China?, THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF EVIDENCE AND PROOF, 2017, Vol.21 (1-2), 52-68 (with David R. A. Caruso)

· An Alternative to the Adversarial - Studies on Challenges of Court-Appointed Experts, JOURNAL OF FORENSIC SCIENCE AND MEDICINE, Special Edition, Vol. 2, Issue 1, 2016

· Why Chinese Witnesses Do Not Testify at Trial in Criminal Proceedings, REVISTA DE PROCESSO, vol. 245, 2015

· Observations on the New Developments in China’s Evidence Legislation Movement in a Global Context, 21 INDIANA JOURNAL OF GLOBAL LEGAL STUDIES 683 (2014) (with Jia Li)

· Interactions between National Judicial Practice and Supranational Legal Values: Reflections on China’s Evidence Legislation Development, 2 CHINA LEGAL SCIENCE, Issue 6 2014 (with Jia Li), reprinted by REVISTA DE PROCESSO, vol. 239, 2015

· An Alternative to the Adversarial – Studies on Challenges of Court-Appointed Experts, JOURNAL OF FORENSIC SCIENCE AND MEDICINE, Volume 2, Issue 1, 2016

· A New Evidentiary Frontier: Considerations in Admissibility of Electronic Evidence from a Comparative Law Perspective, publishing pending

2. Articles in Chinese

· Explorations on Fixation and Extension of Classroom Lectures by International Renowned Scholars, CHINA UNIVERSITY OF POLITICAL SCIENCE AND LAW EDUCATION SELECTED WORKS, Issue 1, 2016 (with Yanni Huang and Yuanhang Liang)

· Impeachment by Character Evidence – Studies on U.S. FRE Rules of Impeachment through Character Evidence, JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE LAW, Issue 2, 2015

· To Keep Silence in Law School Class Is Not Wise – Some Strategies to Lead Anxious Students Entering into Public Speaking About Law, CHINA LEGAL EDUCATION RESEARCH, Issue 4, 2014

· Implementation of the Latest Revised PRC Criminal Evidence Rules in Practice – Based on Surveys at MAANSHAN Intermediate and Local People’s Courts, REPRINT JOURNALS & ARCHIVES OF CHINA RENMIN UNIVERSITY – PROCEDURAL LAWS AND JUDICIAL SYSTEM, Issue 10, 2014, initially published at PEOPLE'S TRIBUNE, Issue 17, 2014

· Personal Jurisdiction Over Chinese Companies’ Directors in U.S. Securities Litigation, PEOPLE'S TRIBUNE, Issue 8, 2012

3. Translation Articles

· The Nature of Juridical Proof: Probability As A Tool In Plausible Reasoning (Authored by Ronald Jay Allen), EVIDENCE SCIENCE (2016, No.3) (with Yun Dai & Peng Chai)

· Thinking Beyond the Federal Rules (authored by Edward K. Cheng), jointly translated with Zhenyu Wang & Yuanhang Liang, EVIDENCE SCIENCE (2015, No.5)

· The Domain of Evidence Law (Authored by Ronald Jay Allen), EVIDENCE SCIENCE (2015 Issue 3) (with Yin Li & Yi Jiang)

· The Admission of Expert Evidence in Australian Federal Courts (Authored by Bruce Thomas Lander), EVIDENCE SCIENCE (2014, No. 5)

· Forensic Science Expressions and Legal Proof (Authored by Andrew Ligertwood), EVIDENCE SCIENCE (2014, No. 4)

· Conceptual Challenge of Expert Testimony (Authored by Ronald Jay Allen), EVIDENCE SCIENCE (2014, No. 1)

· The Framework for the Reform of Evidence (Authored by Ronald Jay Allen), EVIDENCE SCIENCE (2013, No. 5) (with Yin Li)

· The Relationships among Evidence Law, Procedural Law and Substantive Law (Authored by Ronald Jay Allen), EVIDENCE SCIENCE (2010, No. 6) (with Baosheng Zhang & Yuebo Zhang)

Research Project:

· Team Leader, Studies on Classification and Admission of Foreign Evidence: from the Perspective of Civil & Commercial Cases Involving Foreign Elements, China National Social Science Youth Project (Project No. 17CFX018)

· Team Leader, Studies on Witness Impeachment Rules, China Ministry of Education - Young Scholar Project of Humanities and Social Sciences (Project No. 13YJC820073)

· Team Leader, Exploration on Fixation and Extension of In - Classroom Teachings by Overseas Leading Professors in International Summer School, CUPL Education Reform Project

· Team Leader, Studies on Trial Centralism and Witnesses Testimony at Trial, CUPL - Zhejiang Qujiang People’s Court Joint Research Project

· Team Leader, Studies on Evidentiary Fact-Finding at Trial, CUPL - Zhejiang Changshan Procuratorate Joint Research Project

· Team Leader, Studies on Cross Examinations at Trial, CUPL Scientific Research Young Scholar Project

· Team Member, Studies on Litigation Evidence Rules, China National Social Science Major Project (11&ZD175)

Academic Visit:

Senior Visiting Scholar (January-February 2017), China-Australia Research Partnership for Judicial Civilisation, University of Adelaide Law School, Australia

Speaking Engagements:

· 6th International Conference on Evidence Law and Forensic Science (Baltimore, United States)(August, 2017), paper submitted in title of The Admissibility of Pre-Trial Testimonial Transcript: A Discussion over Practice of China and The International Criminal Tribunals

· Seminar on International Criminal Justice Procedure and Judicial Civilization (Hangzhou, China)(March, 2016), paper submitted in title of Searching for the Best Rules of Evidence: China's Evidence Legislation Movement, U.S. FRE, Rules of Evidence in International Criminal Tribunals and Beyond

· Sino-German Seminar on Criminal Justice (Freiburg, Germany)(January, 2016), paper submitted in title of A Trial to Modernity: Observations on the New Developments of China's Evidence Legislation Movement in a Global Context

· 5th International Conference on Evidence Law and Forensic Science (Adelaide, Australia) (July 2015), paper submitted in title of A New Evidentiary Frontier: Considerations in Admissibility of Electronic Evidence from a Comparative Law Perspective

· 1st International Symposium on Sino Swiss Evidence Science (Haikou, China) (January 2015), paper abstract submitted in title of An Alternative to the Adversarial – Studies on Challenges of Court-Appointed Experts

· The Foundations of the Law of Evidence and Their Implications for Developing Countries (Chicago, United States) (November 2014), paper submitted in title of Why Chinese Witnesses Do Not Testify at Trial in Criminal Proceedings

· 2014 Annual Conference of the International Association of Procedural Law (Seoul, Korea) (October 2014), paper submitted in title of Interactions between National Judicial Practice and Supranational Legal Values: Reflections on China’s Evidence Legislation Development (with Jia Li)

· 4th International Conference on Evidence Law and Forensic Science (Beijing, China) (July 2013), paper submitted in title of Impeachment of Witness through Character Evidence in U.S. Evidence Law (with Chuanming Fan & Hui Qiang)

Positions:

· Councilor and Associate Executive Director, International Association of Evidence Science;

· Member, International Association of Procedural Law;

· Executive Committee Member, the 5^th International Conference on Evidence Law and Forensic Science (Adelaide, Australia, 2015);

· Executive Committee Member, the 6^th International Conference on Evidence Law and Forensic Science (Maryland, United States, 2017);

· Editor, Journal of Evidence Science;

· Reviewer, Journal of Forensic Science and Medicine;

· Director, Office of International Cooperation and Exchanges, Institute of Evidence Law and Forensic Science, CUPL;

· Director, Working Group of International Cooperation and Exchanges, CICJC;

· Deputy Director, CUPL Association of Returned Talents After Studying Abroad;

· Member, Western Returned Scholars Association of China;

· Executive Director, CUPL “Evidence Science” Summer School;