In February 2004 the practice of 'plea bargaining' was introduced into the Criminal Procedure Code of Georgia (CPCG). This article considers whether the process of plea bargaining as it is applied in practice raises issues as to the fairness of the proceedings
Imagine a negotiation that will decide where you live, where you might work, whether you will walk f...
Plea bargaining has come to The Hague. For most of its existence, the International Criminal Tribuna...
The FDRE Criminal Justice Policy embodies multiple reforms that are meant to address the various pro...
Since 2004, a completely new institution for the legal system of Georgia was introduced and actively...
This paper examines the use of plea bargaining in the United States’ criminal justice system. With o...
American criminal procedure developed on the assumption that grand juries and petit jury trials were...
This paper analyzes plea bargaining and plea negotiation in the American judicial system. Plea barga...
The right to a fair hearing is a basic norm in international human rights law, which envisages a fai...
America’s plea-bargaining system is famously informal. While there is a smattering of state and fede...
Plea bargaining is one of the most important and most discussed issues in modern criminal procedure ...
Within the Bill of Rights is the sixth Amendment, which gives a person the right to a speedy trial b...
Plea bargaining is a very important feature of criminal procedure in common law countries. It is the...
Plea bargaining is a well-established phenomenon in the United States, such that it is regarded even...
Countries struggling with overburdened criminal justice systems often decide to introduce U.S.-style...
The paper elaborates the problems concerning plea bargaining agreement in criminal proceedings that ...
Imagine a negotiation that will decide where you live, where you might work, whether you will walk f...
Plea bargaining has come to The Hague. For most of its existence, the International Criminal Tribuna...
The FDRE Criminal Justice Policy embodies multiple reforms that are meant to address the various pro...
Since 2004, a completely new institution for the legal system of Georgia was introduced and actively...
This paper examines the use of plea bargaining in the United States’ criminal justice system. With o...
American criminal procedure developed on the assumption that grand juries and petit jury trials were...
This paper analyzes plea bargaining and plea negotiation in the American judicial system. Plea barga...
The right to a fair hearing is a basic norm in international human rights law, which envisages a fai...
America’s plea-bargaining system is famously informal. While there is a smattering of state and fede...
Plea bargaining is one of the most important and most discussed issues in modern criminal procedure ...
Within the Bill of Rights is the sixth Amendment, which gives a person the right to a speedy trial b...
Plea bargaining is a very important feature of criminal procedure in common law countries. It is the...
Plea bargaining is a well-established phenomenon in the United States, such that it is regarded even...
Countries struggling with overburdened criminal justice systems often decide to introduce U.S.-style...
The paper elaborates the problems concerning plea bargaining agreement in criminal proceedings that ...
Imagine a negotiation that will decide where you live, where you might work, whether you will walk f...
Plea bargaining has come to The Hague. For most of its existence, the International Criminal Tribuna...
The FDRE Criminal Justice Policy embodies multiple reforms that are meant to address the various pro...