Case Study on The Litigation of Traffic Crash without Expert Witness Inferring

Playing an important role of the litigation of traffic crash, the expert witness makes the

reconstruction and the determination of the responsibilities. The persons who involving the crash

could participate and represent opinions, relating the crash occurrence and causes, at the

investigation committee meeting. They have legal right to infer the facts through the evidences in

the dialectical process, moreover, there is no expert witness inferring. The paper introduces the

professional negligence assault, caused by the truck rear-end collision between the motorcycle and

truck. The motorcyclist who have got serious hurt and disability after the tragedy, initiated the case

for satisfaction compensation. No expert witness was provided during the judicial litigation. The

victims research the accident evidence by themselves. The accused appointed four defence

solicitors in sequence to represent the accused in court. They supplied more evidence and debated

with the occurrence and causes of th e crash. Through the criminal county court and the supreme,

and the civil court, the motorcyclist obtained seven millions compensation, while she made

reconciliation and withdraw a lawsuit. It is took a long time about two years and ten months. There

is no similar report and available literature now. This paper focuses on the representation and

deduction of the evidence in this case, defense and justice arguments in the jury, and makes

readers aware of evidence of judicial proceedings and the accident reconstruction.

Keywords

Road traffic accident (RTA), accident investigation, evidence, reconstruction.

Citation information

Wu Chun Liang, Wu Ai Yun, Case Study on the Litigation of Traffic Crash without Expert Witness

Inferring, The Traffic Safety and Law Enforcement Conference in 2013. (in Chinese)

Authors’ information

Corresponding author at: Summerhill RTA Research Foundation, No.96, Wufuxincun, Zhunan

Township, Miaoli County 350, Taiwan (R.O.C.)

E-mail addresses: summerhill.org@gmail.com (Wu Chun Liang), IreneWu103@gmail.com(Wu Ai

Yun)

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