Información General

• Autores: Serena Quattrocolo (coord.), Stefano Ruggeri (coord.)
• Editores: Springer Suiza
• Año de publicación: 2019
• País: Suiza
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 978-3-030-01185-7
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Resumen

• This book presents a comprehensive analysis of personal participation in criminal proceedings and in absentia trials. Going beyond the accused-centred perspective of default proceedings, it not only examines the consequences of absence in various types of criminal proceedings, but also the fair trial safeguards allowing personal contributions during trials, as well as in pre-trial inquiries, higher instances and transborder procedures. By pursuing an interdisciplinary approach and employing comparative-law methodologies, the book presents a cross-section of twelve European criminal justice systems with regard to the requirements set forth by constitutional, international and EU law.

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Listado de artículos

• • Part I. Introduction to the Research

    • Preliminary Issues

      Serena Quattrocolo, Stefano Ruggeri

      págs. 3-12

      

  • Part II. Personal Participation in Court Proceedings and In Absentia Trials in Domestic and Transnational Criminal Justice. The Perspective of National and Comparative Law

    • Report on Austria

      Felix Golser

      págs. 13-28

      

    • Report on Bulgaria

      Aneta Petrova

      págs. 29-64

      

    • Report on England and Wales

      Kate Leader

      págs. 65-92

      

    • Report on France

      Barbara Drevet

      págs. 93-122

      

    • Report on Germany

      Benjamin Vogel

      págs. 123-164

      

    • Report on Greece

      Emmanouil Billis, Panagiotis Gkaniatsos

      págs. 165-198

      

    • Report on Hungary

      Anett Erzsébet Gácsi, Krisztina Karsai, Zsolt Szomora

      págs. 199-228

      

    • Report on Italy

      Annalisa Magiaracina

      págs. 229-278

      

    • Report on Luxembourg

      Valentina Covolo

      págs. 279-304

      

    • Report on Portugal

      Vânia Costa Ramos, Bárbara Churro

      págs. 305-360

      

    • Report on Romania

      Flaviu Ciopec, Magdalena Roibu

      págs. 361-420

      

    • Report on Spain

      María Luisa Villamarín López

      págs. 421-448

      

  • Part III. Personal Participation in Court Proceedings and In Absentia Trials in Comparative Criminal and Civil Justice

    • Participatory Rights in Comparative Criminal Justice. Similarities and Divergences Within the Framework of the European Law

      Serena Quattrocolo

      págs. 449-510

      

    • Personal Participation and In Absentia Trials in Civil Proceedings lmposing Pecuniary Penalties Within the European Judicial Area

      Elena D'Alessandro

      págs. 511-526

      

  • Part IV. A Critical Assessment of In Absentia Trials. The Viewpoint of Constitutional and Substantive Criminal Law

    • Personal Participation and Trials In Absentia. A Comparative Constitutional Law Perspective

      Oreste Pollicino, Marco Bassini

      págs. 527-558

      

    • In Absentia Proceedings in the Framework of a Human Rights-Oriented Criminal Law. The Perspective of Substantive Criminal Law

      Eduardo Demetrio Crespo, Ágata María Sanz Hermida

      págs. 559-578

      

  • Part V. Participatory Safeguards and In Absentia Proceedings in International Human Rights Law and EU Law

    • Personal Participation in Criminal Proceedings, In Absentia Trials and Inaudito Reo Procedures. Solution Models and Deficiencies in ECtHR Case-Law

      Stefano Ruggeri

      págs. 579-604

      

    • In Absentia Trials and Transborder Criminal Procedures. The Perspective of EU Law

      Anne Schneider

      págs. 605-640

      

    • New Developments in EU Law in the Field of In Absentia National Proceedings. The Directive 2016/343/EU in the Light of the ECtHR Case Law

      Lorena Bachmaier Winter

      págs. 641-670

      

  • Part VI. Models for Solution in Human Rights Law and Guidelines for a Participatory Approach to Criminal Justice

    • Participatory Rights in Criminal Proceedings. A Comparative-Law Analysis from a Human Rights Perspective

      Stefano Ruggeri

      págs. 671-742

      

    • Merging the Different View-Points. Concluding Remarks

      Serena Quattrocolo, Stefano Ruggeri

      págs. 743-751