How the Law Has Become Computable

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Chapter 2 How the Law Has Become Computable

In: Effective Protection of the Rights of the Accused in the EU Directives

Authors:

Giuseppe Contissa

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Giovanni Sartor

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Front Matter

Part 1 Criminal Procedure Law and Technological Development: Toward an Integrated Approach

Part 2 The Implementation of EU Procedural Directives: National Systems Analysis

Part 3 Comparative and Transnational Analysis

Part 4 Developing a Computable Approach to Defence Rights

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