The challenges of the judiciary in Criminal Prosecution:
a perpetual debate
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Judiciary, fundamental rights, criminal prosecution, IBCCRIM, guaranteeismAbstract
The text examines the challenges faced by the judiciary in criminal prosecution, emphasizing the judges' essential role in the Democratic Rule of Law as protectors of rights. Drawing from real cases, such as cyber fraud and racist offenses, it highlights the gap between current legislation and emerging social issues. This publication concludes IBCCRIM's annual debates on criminal justice actors, stressing the judiciary's role in achieving balance among key figures in the criminal justice system.
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