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Processes » The Contentious Trial » The Ordinary Contentious Trial » Proofs » Experts
Canon 1578. §1 Each expert is to complete a report distinct from that of the others, unless the judge orders that one report be drawn up and signed by all of them. In this case, differences of opinion, if there are such, are to be faithfully noted.

§2 Experts must clearly indicate the documents or other appropriate means by which they have verified the identity of persons, places or things. They are also to state the manner and method followed in fulfilling the task assigned to them, and the principal arguments upon which their conclusions are based.

§3 If necessary, the expert may be summoned by the judge to supply further explanations.

§1. Periti suam quisque relationem a ceteris distinctam conficiant, nisi iudex unam a singulis subscribendam fieri iubeat: quod si fiat, sententiarum discrimina, si qua fuerint, diligenter adnotentur.

§2. Periti debent indicare perspicue quibus documentis vel aliis idoneis modis certiores facti sint de personarum vel rerum vel locorum identitate, qua via et ratione processerint in explendo munere sibi demandato et quibus potissimum argumentis suae conclusiones nitantur.

§3. Peritus accersiri potest a iudice ut explicationes, quae ulterius necessariae videantur, suppeditet.
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