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The Several Provisions of the Supreme People's Court on Evidence for Civil Actions (hereinafter as the "New Evidence Rules"), effective as of May 1st, 2020, is the first comprehensive amendment to the evidence rules of the 2002 version (hereinafter as the "Old Evidence Rules"). It is said that the amendment is one big thing in the civil litigation field. There are totally 100 provisions in the New Evidence Rules, which includes six parts, i.e. Burden of Proof by the Parties; Investigation, Collection and Preservation of Evidence; Time Limit for Producing Evidence and the Exchange of Evidence...

>> i didn't have to make any evidence rules. >> reporter: roberts may have to make tough calls instead of showing excerpts from witness recordings like the clinton trial. he told the confirmation hearing he would strive to be a neutral umpire. >> i'll remember it's my job to call balls and strikes and not to pitch or bat. >> reporter: he'll try to stay above the senate's partisan fray perhaps trying to emulate the minimalist approach of rendquist who said i did nothing in particular and i did it very well pete williams, nbc news, washington. a temporary state of emergency is in effect in vir...

I know when you check in to every hotel, and wayne can you chime in on this, you are videoed every step of the way in las vegas. there are cameras everywhere. everywhere. why have we not seen any of that material? i agree with you, evidence rules. but in the absence of transparency what are people to think? this is, 58 americans are dead. and we're supposed to believe a guy who's 60-something years old was running between two, you know, pedestals to shoot, people were -- people on the ground were reporting there were two different, they thought there were two different shooters of the multiple...

>> shep: evidence rules, military commissions are lot different. >> reporter: they say second rate justice, evidence would not be allowed in federal court. >> u.s. partners battles been critical of u.s. military commissions. they would provide evidence in a federal court. >> reporter: in a statement. aclu, that prosecuting him was disappointing in military courts it raises serious questions whether commissions are being used a forum to hide the use of torture. >> shep: what does this mean for the 9/11 suspects. we heard the attorney general say that all options are on the take. >> administrati...