Since 2004, a completely new institution for the legal system of Georgia was introduced and actively used in the criminal law on the legislative level, which has changed the traditional procedural course of reviewing criminal cases. This institution is plea bargaining i.e. the bargaining between the prosecution and defence when it is possible the court to reach the verdict without reviewing the case thoroughly. In the article are reviewed new statutes of the Criminal Procedural Code of Georgia as well as the statistical analysis of jurisprudence. Special emphasis is made on the Institute of plea agreement as one of the most significant changes in the criminal proceedings
Role of Plea Bargainingin the US The aim of this thesis is to explain to the reader the term Plea Ba...
This article provides a short analysis of the institute of Plea Agreement, which was introduced into...
Plea bargaining is a global phenomenon among legal transplants of the criminal procedural law. It or...
Since 2004, a completely new institution for the legal system of Georgia was introduced and actively...
Agreement between Prosecution and Defence as a Basis to End Criminal Procedure This Master’s thesis ...
The article examines the problems of law enforcement practice of concluding and approving plea agree...
In February 2004 the practice of 'plea bargaining' was introduced into the Criminal Procedure Code o...
This Article aims to overview procedural grounds in the Lithuanian criminal justice system that rela...
The aim of this article is to emphasize the main features of the Plea Agreement procedure in the Eur...
This work deals with the plea bargaining (plea agreement) as an institution which isintended to be e...
The article considers the concept of due legal processes, its development and the current state – th...
By introducing the Criminal Procedure Code, amendments were made in the criminal legislation of Geor...
Plea bargaining is a very important feature of criminal procedure in common law countries. It is the...
This paper analyzes plea bargaining and plea negotiation in the American judicial system. Plea barga...
Current rules in most U.S. jurisdictions prohibit judges from becoming involved in plea negotiations...
Role of Plea Bargainingin the US The aim of this thesis is to explain to the reader the term Plea Ba...
This article provides a short analysis of the institute of Plea Agreement, which was introduced into...
Plea bargaining is a global phenomenon among legal transplants of the criminal procedural law. It or...
Since 2004, a completely new institution for the legal system of Georgia was introduced and actively...
Agreement between Prosecution and Defence as a Basis to End Criminal Procedure This Master’s thesis ...
The article examines the problems of law enforcement practice of concluding and approving plea agree...
In February 2004 the practice of 'plea bargaining' was introduced into the Criminal Procedure Code o...
This Article aims to overview procedural grounds in the Lithuanian criminal justice system that rela...
The aim of this article is to emphasize the main features of the Plea Agreement procedure in the Eur...
This work deals with the plea bargaining (plea agreement) as an institution which isintended to be e...
The article considers the concept of due legal processes, its development and the current state – th...
By introducing the Criminal Procedure Code, amendments were made in the criminal legislation of Geor...
Plea bargaining is a very important feature of criminal procedure in common law countries. It is the...
This paper analyzes plea bargaining and plea negotiation in the American judicial system. Plea barga...
Current rules in most U.S. jurisdictions prohibit judges from becoming involved in plea negotiations...
Role of Plea Bargainingin the US The aim of this thesis is to explain to the reader the term Plea Ba...
This article provides a short analysis of the institute of Plea Agreement, which was introduced into...
Plea bargaining is a global phenomenon among legal transplants of the criminal procedural law. It or...