The mitigation of the right to appeal to a higher court in the Anticrime set of Law – comments about the article 492 of the criminal procedure code
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Jury Trial, Presumption of Innocence, Sovereignty of Verdicts, Criminal AppealAbstract
In December 2019, a set of laws called the Anti Crime Set of Law emerged in the national legal system. This new legislation has promoted changes in the criminal law area that will significantly affect the functioning of the criminal justice system. This article aim to specifically address some of the reflexes of this recent legislation within the scope of the Jury Trial, and the violation of the right to appeal to higher court as a principle and the presumption of innocence.
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