Human Rights and Criminal Justice

Ben Emmerson

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Criminal Law and Evidence Criminal Law and Policy European Criminal Justice and Data Protection

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Part I: The European Convention on Human Rights. Principles of Interpretation. The Human Rights Act 1998. Part II: The definition of a criminal charge. Rights relating to arrest and detention in police custody. Entry, search and seizure. Covert investigation. The substantive criminal law. The burden and standard of proof. Retrospectivity and the principle of legal certainty. Issues of criminal responsibility. Double jeopardy. Bail. Aspects of criminal procedure. Criminal evidence. Sentencing and related issues. Appeals. The rights of victims of crime. Appendices.

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