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Some Reflections on the Concept of Due Process: What Kind of ‘Doing Justice’ is Emerging in Contemporary Criminal Proceedings?

New Journal of European Criminal Law

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First published online March, 2012

Some Reflections on the Concept of Due Process: What Kind of ‘Doing Justice’ is Emerging in Contemporary Criminal Proceedings?

Volume 3, Issue 1

https://doi.org/10.1177/203228441200300109

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due process fair trial international and internationalized criminal proceedings

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