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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)

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14050
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2011
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This dissertation examines decision making in criminal trials. The objectives are to undertake a theoretical review of both systems of law with a view to exploring the underpinnings of these adversarial and inquisitorial systems, to explore the global context for both the inquisitorial and adversarial system, to undertake a comparative review of the French inquisitorial and English adversarial jury systems, and to investigate the possibility of developing a jury system that finds middle ground between the inquisitorial and adversarial legal systems of France and England. The review of literature examines the secondary data regarding the topic, and the methodology outlines in detail the approach that the study has adopted. This is followed by a thorough discussion regarding the adversarial system in regard to the English Jury system. The inquisitorial system is also examined in detail regarding the French jury system. The dissertation then argues whether the middle ground is the best approach, and the study concludes with a summary of the recommendations and areas of future study. Proposal matching this dissertation is provided in the appendix. This dissertation contains 14050 words and proposal contains 400 words.

Dissertation matching this Dissertation + 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)

 

Proposal matching this Dissertation + Proposal is also available on our website under the name:  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)
 

KEYWORDS: Dissertation, criminal trials, decision making, adversarial system, inquisitorial system, French jury system, English Jury system, middle ground!,

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