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The pre-trial and trial processes in criminal law : a comparison of French and common law practice

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1972

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Brouwer, George Eugene Pascal.

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The following study will attempt an analysis of the position of the accused in the pre-trial and trial phase of the criminal process in France, and compare this with common law practice.

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1v.

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Criminal procedure -- France., Criminal procedure., Preliminary examinations (Criminal procedure) -- France., Preliminary examinations (Criminal procedure)

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https://hdl.handle.net/1885/733815485

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2099-12-31

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