Human Rights in Criminal Law 1st Edition By Ben Douglas-Jones KC, Daniel Bunting, Paul Mason, Benjamin Newton
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The book Human Rights in Criminal Law (1st Edition), edited by Ben Douglas-Jones KC, Daniel Bunting, Paul Mason, and Benjamin Newton, focuses on how human rights law impacts every stage of the criminal process. According to the Bloomsbury Table of Contents, the book is structured into four main parts: [1, 2, 3, 4]
Part 1: ECHR and HRA
- The European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR)
- ECHR Procedure
- Reservations and Derogations
- Interpretation of Convention Rights
- Human Rights Act 1998 (Substance, Application, and Remedies)
- Appeals in Criminal Cases [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
Part 2: Criminal Investigation
Covers key investigative aspects including covert policing, surveillance, CHIS, entrapment, interception of communications, search and seizure powers, arrest/detention, data retention, victims' rights, and trafficking. [1]
Part 3: Pre-Trial Issues [1]
Covers extradition, bail, representation, legal delays, media involvement, disclosure, criminal responsibility, and mental health/capacity. [1]
Part 4: Trial and Sentence [1]
Covers fair trial requirements (participation, tribunal), burden of proof, self-incrimination, evidence admissibility, vulnerable witnesses, specific ECHR articles (7-11), and sentencing. [1]
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