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C/L/727. Proposal: Decision making in Criminal Trials: A comparative study of the Jury System (with particular reference to England) and the Civil Law System (with particular reference to France)
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This proposal presents research for a dissertation on decision making in criminal trials, and aims to compare the English Jury system and the French Civil Law system. The proposal presents the two research questions as should impartiality be decided as more important than the wellbeing of vulnerable witnesses in England, and should the direction and supervision of the jury, evidence and court be identified as the essential elements of the proceedings and arguably trumping objectivity in France. The literature review, methodology and discussion points are all detailed.
Dissertation matching this proposal is also available on our website under the name: C/L/770. Dissertation. Decision making in Criminal Trials: A comparative study of the Jury System (with reference to England) and the Civil Law System (with reference to France)
Dissertation + Proposal matching this proposal is also available on our website under the name: C/L/771. Dissertation + Proposal. Decision making in Criminal Trials: A comparative study of the Jury System (with reference to England) and the Civil Law System (with reference to France)
KEYWORDS: Proposal, decision making, criminal trials, jury system, civil law system, England, France,
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