Criminal evidence and human rights : reimagining common law procedural traditions / / edited by Paul Roberts and Jill Hunter.
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| Year of Publication: | 2012 |
| Language: | English |
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| Physical Description: | xl, 409 p. |
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Table of Contents:
- A constitutional revolution in South African criminal procedure? / P.J. Schwikkard
- Human rights in Hong Kong criminal trials / Simon N.M. Young
- Right to counsel during custodial interrogation in Canada : not keeping up with the common law Joneses / Christine Boyle and Emma Cunliffe
- Degrading searches and illegally obtained evidence in the Malaysian criminal justice system / Salim Farrar
- Human rights, constitutional law and exclusionary safeguards in Ireland / John Jackson
- The exclusion of evidence obtained by violating a fundamental right : pragmatism before principle in the Strasbourg jurisprudence / Andrew Ashworth
- Normative evolution in evidentiary exclusion : coercion, deception and the right to a fair trial / Paul Roberts
- Ozymandias on trial : wrongs and rights in DNA cases / Jeremy Gans
- Delayed complaint, lost evidence and fair trial : epistemic and non-epistemic concerns / David Hamer
- 'Give us what you have' : information, compulsion and the privilege against self-incrimination as a human right / Andrew L.-T. Choo
- The presumption of innocence as a human right / Hock Lai Ho
- Confronting confrontation / Mike Redmayne
- Human deliberation in fact-finding and human rights in the law of evidence / Craig R. Callen
- Reliability, hearsay and the right to a fair trial in New Zealand / Chris Gallavin
- Finessing the fair trial for complainants and the accused : mansions of justice or castles in the air? / Terese Henning and Jill Hunter
- Human rights, cosmopolitanism and the Scottish 'rape shield' / Peter Duff.