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Issues of Proof in Judicial Review of Expulsion Decisions

open access: yesPublic and Private International Law Bulletin, 2022
The problem of illegal immigration has become one of the most intensely debated legal issues in Turkey. One of the consequences of this issue involves the expulsion of those who’ve entered the country illegally. Undoubtedly, expulsion decisions may be an
Melikşah Yasin
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Intime conviction’ in Germany: Conceptual Foundations, Historical Development and Current Meaning

open access: yesQuaestio Facti, 2023
The paper analyses the concept of «intime conviction» from the perspective of the German reformed inquisitorial criminal procedure. It starts off with the discussion of the foundations of the concept and explains how it – in essence, a flexible method to
Kai Ambos
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James Bradley Thayer i problem „niekonstytucyjności ponad wszelką wątpliwość”

open access: yesPrzegląd Konstytucyjny, 2023
James Bardley Thayer and the Problem of „Unconstitutionality Beyond Reasonable Doubt” The main purpose of this paper is the presentation of Harvard Law School scholar James Bradley Thayer and his ...
Jerzy Zajadło
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Standardisation of prof by investigating judges when exercising their powers to consider requests for permission to conduct procedural actions

open access: yesBulletin of Kharkiv National University of Internal Affairs, 2023
Based on the modern achievements of the national science in criminal procedure and the development of the theory of evidence in criminal proceedings, in particular, its standardization, the author examines the theoretical prerequisites for ...
R. M. Balats
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Priority or delay "Presumption of Continuity" on The Rule of Dra [PDF]

open access: yesپژوهش‌نامه حقوق اسلامی, 2020
Inconsistency occurs sometimes between two indications, sometimes between two principles, and still sometimes other between an indication and a principle.
Hamid Reza Zangiabadi   +1 more
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Indirect Evidence – A Constitutional-Legal Basis for Conviction? [PDF]

open access: yesJournal of Constitutional Law, 2023
The practice of Georgia’s general courts in applying a ‘beyond reasonable doubt’ standard being necessary for convicting a defendant is inconsistent. Whereas until recently, at least two direct pieces of evidence were required to convict a person, in its
Mariam Chikadze , Irakli Jojua
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STANDARDS OF PROOF: A COMPARATIVE OVERVIEW FROM THE UKRAINIAN PERSPECTIVE

open access: yesAccess to Justice in Eastern Europe, 2021
The article addresses the issue of standards of proof from a comparative perspective. The author sketches the conventional distinction between common law and civil law countries in this regard, as well as some approaches that query the validity of the
Bohdan Karnaukh
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Beyond Reasonable Doubt: An Abductive Dilemma in Criminal Law

open access: yesInformal Logic, 2008
In criminal cases at common law, juries are permitted to convict on wholly circumstantial evidence even in the face of a reasonable case for acquittal. This generates the highly counterintuitive—if not absurd—consequence that there being reason to think ...
John Woods
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Some implications of an epistemic-intersubjective interpretation of the “beyond all reasonable doubt” standard of proof for criminal investigations

open access: yesCiencia Ergo Sum, 2020
Se presenta la propuesta del profesor Ferrer de dotar de contenido epistémico-intersubjetivo al ampliamente usado estándar de prueba penal que autoriza una condena sólo si se ha demostrado la culpabilidad del acusado más allá de toda duda razonable.
Edgar R. Aguilera
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