Vol. 10 No. 2 (2024)

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.22197/rbdpp.v10i2

Published: 2024-07-29

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DOSSIER: Digitalisation and criminal justice: procedural aspects

Editorial of dossier “Digitalisation and criminal justice: procedural aspects” – An introductory overview

Daniele Vicoli
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The Italian Route towards Digitalisation of Criminal Proceedings. The Latest Developments in the Field of Remote Justice

Marianna Biral
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Smartjustice, process and evidence: special reference to its use in the court of appeal

Paulo Ramón Suárez Xavier
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Towards a Digitalised Criminal Justice System: Lessons from Poland

Andrzej Sakowicz, Sebastian Zieliński
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Remote trial in criminal proceedings as a threat to the implementation of the principle of immediacy? Reflections on the background of the Polish legal order

Renata Badowiec
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Virtual oral hearings: a comparative analysis in the search for standards for Latin American criminal justice

Leonel Gonzalez Postigo
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The criminal process mediated by artificial intelligence

Juan Sebastian Alejandro Perilla Granados
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Brief papers on digitalization of Spanish criminal procedure in the light of the recent reform

Andrea Planchadell-Gargallo
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Fundamentals of Criminal Procedure

The defects of the statement of reasons as a cause of miscarriage of justice: an initial sketch

Ramón Beltrán Calfurrapa
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Criminal prosecution: investigation, public oral trial and appeal

The judge, the parties and the evidence in the Italian criminal trial system: contribution to the reform in Brazil

Pasquale Bronzo; Bruno Cunha Souza
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Reparation as a condition of the non-prosecution agreement in crimes against the tax system

Sérgio Bruno Araújo Rebouças, Ana Beatriz Barros de Siqueira
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Specialised justice as a path between the universal and the particular in the light of the Chilean case

Alejandra Castillo Ara
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Criminal evidence theory

Reflections about the preclusion of the right to prove in Brazilian criminal procedure

Gisele Mara de Oliveira, Samia Saad Gallotti Bonavides, Luiz Gustavo Giuriatto Ferraço
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The Yara Gambirasio case and the (im)possibility of mass collection of genetic material from the brazilian population

Cinthia Obladen de Almendra Freitas, Rafael Junior Soares, Raissa de Cavassin Milanezi
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Preventive measures

Custody hearing resulting from fulfillment of a cautionary arrest order: perspectives from an empirical study developed in the jurisdiction of Pelotas/RS

Felipe Lazzari da Silveira
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