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|a Contissa, Giuseppe <<[HerausgeberIn]>>
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|a Effective protection of the rights of the accused in the EU directives
|b a computable approach to criminal procedure law
|c edited by Giuseppe Contissa, Giulia Lasagni, Michele Caianiello and Giovanni Sartor
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|a "The volume presents an innovative analysis of defence rights in EU criminal proceedings through the lens of a computational approach to the law. This multi-level research tackles both EU law and national legislation, as well as case-law on defence rights in criminal proceedings. The comparative analysis on procedural safeguards is integrated by legal informatics, that led to the translation into computable language of the relevant EU and national legislation. Such multidisciplinary approach allows, through a semiautomated technology, to better highlight potentially uncovered deficit of the normative texts, and to enhance comparative analysis of legal systems. The breakthrough perspective brings a novel viewpoint to the debate on criminal procedure rights, shading light on the potential emerging from the interaction between criminal law and technology"--
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|a EG 13 EFFECTIVE PROTECTION OF THE RIGHTS OF THE ACCUSED IN THE EU DIRECTIVES A COMPUTABLE APPROACH TO CRIMINAL PROCEDURE LAW EDITED BY GIUSEPPE CONTISSA, GIULIA LASAGNI, MICHELE CAIANIELLO AND GIOVANNI SARTOR BRILL NIJHOFF LEIDEN I BOSTON CONTENTS CONTRIBUTORS IX INTRODUCTION I GIUSEPPE CONTISSA, GIULIA LASAGNI, MICHELE CAIANIELLO, AND GIOVANNI SARTOR PART 1 CRIMINAL PROCEDURE LAW AND TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT: TOWARD AN INTEGRATED APPROACH I THE ALGORITHMIC (COMPANION TO) COUNSEL A COMPUTATIONAL APPROACH TO STRENGTHEN THE EFFECTIVENESS OF DEFENCE RIGHTS IN CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS 9 MICHELE CAIANIELLO 2 HOW THE LAW HAS BECOME COMPUTABLE 27 GIUSEPPE CONTISSA AND GIOVANNI SARTOR 3 MAKING CRIMINAL PROCEDURE RIGHTS COMPUTABLE 42 GIULIA LASAGNI AND GIUSEPPE CONTISSA PART 2 THE IMPLEMENTATION OF EU PROCEDURAL DIRECTIVES: NATIONAL SYSTEMS ANALYSIS 4 BULGARIA " PUBLIC REFERENCES TO GUILT " AND " RIGHT TO BE PRESENT AT TRIAL " IN DIRECTIVES 2016/343 AND 2016/800 AND BULGARIAN LAW. A STUDY OF THE CHALLENGES OF THE TRANSPOSITION 57 MIROSLAVA MANOLOVA 5 CROATIA IMPLEMENTATION OF DIRECTIVES ON PROCEDURAL RIGHTS FOR SUSPECTS AND ACCUSED PERSONS: STATE OF PLAY AND CRITICAL PROFILES 74 ZLATA YYURYYEVIYY, ELIZABETA IVIYYEVI/ KARAS, MARIN BONAYYI/, AND ZORAN BURIC VI CONTENTS 6 FRANCE LEGAL AID, JUVENILE DEFENDANTS AND PRESUMPTION OF INNOCENCE - MAIN CRITICAL PROFILES IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE DEFENCE RIGHTS DIRECTIVES 94 ELEONORA CERVELLERA AND RAPHAELE PARIZOT Y GERMANY BETWEEN LAISSEZ-FAIRE AND LITERAL REGULATION - THE GERMAN APPROACH TO THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE DIRECTIVES ON DEFENCE RIGHTS 114 ANNA H. ALBRECHT AND ANNE SCHNEIDER 8 ITALY MINIMALISTIC TRANSPOSITION AND SUBSTANTIAL PROTECTION IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE EU DEFENCE RIGHTS DIRECTIVES 133 MARIANNA BIRAL, ISADORA NERONI REZENDE, AND ALESSANDRA SANTANGELO 9 POLAND THERE AND BACK AGAIN. A STRUGGLE WITH TRANSPOSITION OF EU DIRECTIVES 154 KAROLINA KREMENS, WOJCIECH JASIYYSKI, DOROTA CZERWIYYSKA, AND
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|a DOMINIKA CZERNIAK 10 PORTUGAL THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE DIRECTIVES ON PROCEDURAL RIGHTS IN LAW AND PRACTICE 170 MIGUEL JOAO COSTA AND PEDRO CAEIRO 11 SPAIN THE TRANSPOSITION OF DIRECTIVES ON CRIMINAL PROCEDURAL RIGHTS INTO NATIONAL LAW 192 ANA-MARIA NEIRA-PENA 12 THE NETHERLANDS RELUCTANCE AND FORMALISM IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF EU DEFENCE RIGHTS 207 ADRIANO MARTUFI, KELLY PITCHER, AND JANNEMIEKE OUWERKERK CONTENTS VII PART 3 COMPARATIVE AND TRANSNATIONAL ANALYSIS 13 COMPARATIVE REMARKS 229 MICHELE CAIANIELLO AND GIULIA LASAGNI 14 PROCEDURAL RIGHTS THROUGH THE LENSES OF DATA PROTECTION THE CASE OF DATA SUBJECTS' RIGHTS 259 MARIAVITTORIA CATANZARITI PART 4 DEVELOPING A COMPUTABLE APPROACH TO DEFENCE RIGHTS 15 LOGIC REPRESENTATION OF LEGAL NORMS 277 MARCO BILLI, GIUSEPPE CONTISSA, AND GALILEO SARTOR 16 EU DIRECTIVES IMPLEMENTATION AUTOMATED ANALYSIS OF COMPLEXITY AND HARMONIZATION 309 LUIGI DI CARO, LLIO HUMPHREYS, EMILIO SUITS, AND ROHAN NANDA CONCLUSION OR RATHER ... CHARTING A WAY FORWARD FOR NEW FORMS OF INTEGRATION 329 GIUSEPPE CONTISSA AND GIULIA LASAGNI INDEX 331 CONTRIBUTORS ANNA H. ALBRECHT FULL PROFESSOR OF CRIMINAL LAW, UNIVERSITY OF POTSDAM, GERMANY MARCO BILLI PHD CANDIDATE IN LEGAL INFORMATICS, ALMA MATER RESEARCH INSTITUTE FOR HUMAN-CENTERED ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, UNIVERSITY OF BOLOGNA, ITALY MARIN BONACIC ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR IN CRIMINAL PROCEDURE, FACULTY OF LAW, UNIVERSITY OF ZAGREB, CROATIA MARIANNA BIRAL RESEARCH FELLOW IN CRIMINAL PROCEDURE, UNIVERSITY OF BOLOGNA, ITALY ZORAN BURIC ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR IN CRIMINAL PROCEDURE, FACULTY OF LAW, UNIVERSITY OF ZAGREB, CROATIA PEDRO CAEIRO ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR AND INTEGRATED RESEARCHER, FACULTY OF LAW, UNIV COIMBRA, UCILER, PORTUGAL MICHELE CAIANIELLO FULL PROFESSOR IN CRIMINAL PROCEDURE, UNIVERSITY OF BOLOGNA, ITALY MARIAVITTORIA CATANZARITI RESEARCH ASSOCIATE, EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE, AND ADJUNCT PROFESSOR, LUISS UNIVERSITY, ITALY ELEONORA CERVELLERA PHD CANDIDATE IN CRIMINAL LAW, UNIVERSITY
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