Vol. 7 No. 2 (2021)

DOSSIÊ: História do processo penal na modernidade

Can Criminal Procedure Ever Be “Modern”? A Historical Comparative Perspective (Editorial of the Dossier “History of Criminal Procedure in Modernity”)

Georges Martyn, Ricardo Sontag

697
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Criminal Claims in Civil Suits over Insults in the Dutch Republic (17th and 18th Centuries)

Erik Jan Broers

749
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The criminal jury at trial. The doctrinal opinions of French authors (1750-1830)

Sylvain Soleil

763
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- XML (French)
Criminal Justice and Public Opinion in Italy between the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries

Luigi Lacchè

801
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- XML (Portuguese)
Facets of a Diamond. Notes for a History of the Immediacy in the Italian Criminal Procedure

Marco Nicola Miletti

827
- PDF (Italian)
- XML (Italian)
The Origins of Scientific Evidence: Salvatore Ottolenghi’s Police School

Loredana Garlati

883
- PDF (Italian)
- XML (Italian)
Investigative Judges as a Legal Transplant: Finnish Nineteenth-Century Criminal Procedure in Comparative Perspective

Heikki Pihlajamäki

935
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- XML
The French heritage put to the test of time: history of criminal procedure in Belgium (1814-2020)

Edouard Delrée

963
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Considerations on the Inquiries Devassas in Brazil: the cases of the Recôncavo Baiano – 18th and 19th Centuries

Ana Lúcia Sabadell, Júlio Cesar Costa Manoel

1019
- PDF (Portuguese)
- XML (Portuguese)
Torments Through Time: Pardon in Brazilian Military Penal Law between Early Modern Rules and Liberal Justice (Council of State, 1842-1889)

Arthur Barrêtto de Almeida Costa

1057
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The Criminal Procedure in the State of Santa Catarina between the First Republic and the Vargas Era

Diego Nunes, Bárbara Madruga da Cunha, Mayessa Costa

1097
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- XML (Portuguese)
Order, liberties, and the federal states criminal procedural law in the First Brazilian Republic (1889-1930): João Mendes de Almeida Júnior, a procedural law scholar

Régis João Nodari

1141
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Ariadne's thread: a methodological map for researching criminal judicial cases as a historical source

Danielle Regina Wobeto de Araújo, Gabrielle Stricker do Valle

1187
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- XML (Portuguese)

Criminal prosecution: investigation, public oral trial and appeal

The defendant’s guilt beyond a reasonable doubt in the Italian criminal justice system

Francesco Callari

1227
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Convenience or inconvenience of requiring the unanimous consent of the co-defendants for the negotiated criminal justice mechanisms (in a restricted sense) in the Chilean criminal procedural system

Guillermo Oliver

1261
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Achieving Accusation by Means of Forensic Science During the Criminal Proceedings in Romania

Delia Magherescu

1287
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The admission of the evidence in appeal between right of defence and equality of arms

Lorenzo Agostino

1321
- PDF (Italian)
- XML (Italian)

Criminal evidence theory

Digital evidence resulting from covert surveillance: collection, admissibility and assessment in criminal proceedings in Spain and Colombia

Lorenzo Mateo Bujosa Vadell, Mónica María Bustamante Rúa, Luis Orlando Toro Garzón

1347
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Artificial intelligence as scientific evidence in the Spanish criminal process

Miren Josune Pérez Estrada

1385
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- XML (Spanish)
Old and new legal limits to wiretaps use in the Italian legal system

Andrea Zampini, Wanda Nocerino

1411
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Chain of custody and corporate internal investigations: possibilities, enforceability and procedural consequences of its violation

Túlio Felippe Xavier Januário

1453

Caselaw Comments

Jury nullification? Reflections derived from the argumentum a fortiori brought by the opinion of Min. Fachin on the ARE 1225185, Tema/RG 1.087

Hugo Soares

1513

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DOSSIÊ: História do processo penal na modernidade

Can Criminal Procedure Ever Be “Modern”? A Historical Comparative Perspective (Editorial of the Dossier “History of Criminal Procedure in Modernity”)

Criminal Claims in Civil Suits over Insults in the Dutch Republic (17th and 18th Centuries)

The criminal jury at trial. The doctrinal opinions of French authors (1750-1830)

Criminal Justice and Public Opinion in Italy between the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries

Facets of a Diamond. Notes for a History of the Immediacy in the Italian Criminal Procedure

The Origins of Scientific Evidence: Salvatore Ottolenghi’s Police School

Investigative Judges as a Legal Transplant: Finnish Nineteenth-Century Criminal Procedure in Comparative Perspective

The French heritage put to the test of time: history of criminal procedure in Belgium (1814-2020)

Considerations on the Inquiries Devassas in Brazil: the cases of the Recôncavo Baiano – 18th and 19th Centuries

Torments Through Time: Pardon in Brazilian Military Penal Law between Early Modern Rules and Liberal Justice (Council of State, 1842-1889)

The Criminal Procedure in the State of Santa Catarina between the First Republic and the Vargas Era

Order, liberties, and the federal states criminal procedural law in the First Brazilian Republic (1889-1930): João Mendes de Almeida Júnior, a procedural law scholar

Ariadne's thread: a methodological map for researching criminal judicial cases as a historical source

Criminal prosecution: investigation, public oral trial and appeal

The defendant’s guilt beyond a reasonable doubt in the Italian criminal justice system

Convenience or inconvenience of requiring the unanimous consent of the co-defendants for the negotiated criminal justice mechanisms (in a restricted sense) in the Chilean criminal procedural system

Achieving Accusation by Means of Forensic Science During the Criminal Proceedings in Romania

The admission of the evidence in appeal between right of defence and equality of arms

Criminal evidence theory

Digital evidence resulting from covert surveillance: collection, admissibility and assessment in criminal proceedings in Spain and Colombia

Artificial intelligence as scientific evidence in the Spanish criminal process

Old and new legal limits to wiretaps use in the Italian legal system

Chain of custody and corporate internal investigations: possibilities, enforceability and procedural consequences of its violation

Caselaw Comments

Jury nullification? Reflections derived from the argumentum a fortiori brought by the opinion of Min. Fachin on the ARE 1225185, Tema/RG 1.087

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