No. 2(63)/2024: Criminal Proceedings and Modern Technology

Published: 2024-06-15

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Artykuły

• Exercise of the Right to Defence in Connection with Interrogation and Remote Participation in a Criminal Trial and Detention Hearing in the Light of ECtHR Case Law

  Arkadiusz Lach

  9-21

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• Selected Aspects of Using Modern Technologies in the Work of a Judge Adjudicating in Criminal Matters. Current State and Future Perspectives

  Adrian Zbiciak

  22-36

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• In Search of Electronic Evidence – European Production Order and Other Instruments for International Obtaining of Data for Criminal Proceedings

  Stanisław Tosza

  37-55

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• On the Need for Changes in the Legal Regulation of Obtaining Information from Data Carriers for the Purposes of Criminal Proceedings

  Wojciech Jasiński

  56-71

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• Access to Electronic Content Data in Criminal Proceedings – National and International Challenges

  Martyna Kusak

  72-89

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• Verification of the Legality and Reliability of Electronic Evidence in an Adversarial Criminal Trial

  Dobrosława Szumiło-Kulczycka

  89-100

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Glosy i przegląd orzecznictwa

• Standards for the Remote Conduct of a Trial

  Piotr Rogoziński

  105-117

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• Remote Participation of a Suspect in a Pre-trial Detention Hearing in the Light of Article 5(3) ECHR

  Dawid Marko

  118-133

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• Legal Remedy Against the Issuing of a European Investigation Order Regarding Hearing of a Witness by Videoconferencing

  Sławomir Steinborn

  134-146

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• Consequences of Defective Reasoning in the Court’s Decision to Apply “Special Investigative Measures”

  Dominika Czerniak

  147-157

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