The Principle of Contradiction in Civil Trials - Communication, Persuasion, Manipulation

I have chosen this topic because it is an interesting one and because it has not been yet approached, as far as we know. I make reference to the fact that this topic rises, although the majority is not directly involved within the activity of the Courts of justice; this topic has a greater impact on those who are involved within the law practice- legal advisers, lawyers, judges, prosecutors. The chosen topic is an interdisciplinary analysis of the contradiction processes at the Court of justice. Our analysis aims at aspects of civil procedural law, criminal procedural law, communication law and the right to communication, psychology and legal psychology; through this scientific event we will demonstrate the interdependence of these notions. We will make a presentation of the concepts of process, the procedure of the development of a trial; then we will relate these notions to the notions of communication, persuasion and manipulation.