Abstract
This paper examines the principles governing evidence in Bosnia and Herzegovina's criminal procedure, highlighting its unique blend of civil and common law influences. It explores the acquisition, presentation, and evaluation of evidence, emphasizing transparency, fairness, and human rights protection. By analyzing domestic laws and international standards, the study addresses challenges in balancing criminal justice and individual liberties. Beyond its relevance to Bosnia and Herzegovina, this analysis contributes to broader legal scholarship, offering insights into the evolution of modern criminal procedure.
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