The problem of lies in judicial communication in civil and administrative cases

Abstract

The development of the principle of conscientiousness in the civilistic process finds manifestation, including in improving measures to counter lies in civil, arbitration, administrative proceedings. The article examines the psychological characterization of the liar, the signs and causes of the lie, and how to prevent and expose it. The author of the article raises the question of forming a new scientific direction of an applied nature to develop a methodology for considering certain categories of cases in court and tactics for conducting procedural actions to establish the actual circumstances of the case.