问题
多项选择题
关于行政诉讼证据,下列哪些说法是正确的
A.人民法院依职权调取的证据,由法庭出示,并可就调取该证据的情况进行说明,听取当事人意见
B.涉及商业秘密的证据,不得在开庭时公开质证
C.在第二审程序中,对第一审认定的证据,既使当事人有争议,法庭也不再进行质证
D.原告确有证据证明被告持有的证据对原告有利,被告无正当事由拒不提供的,可以推定原告的主张成立
答案
参考答案:A,B,D
关于行政诉讼证据,下列哪些说法是正确的
A.人民法院依职权调取的证据,由法庭出示,并可就调取该证据的情况进行说明,听取当事人意见
B.涉及商业秘密的证据,不得在开庭时公开质证
C.在第二审程序中,对第一审认定的证据,既使当事人有争议,法庭也不再进行质证
D.原告确有证据证明被告持有的证据对原告有利,被告无正当事由拒不提供的,可以推定原告的主张成立
参考答案:A,B,D
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