Essay: The Transition from the Inquisitorial to the Accusatorial System of Trial Procedure: Why Some Latin American Lawyers Hesitate

Leonard Cavise

Essay: The Transition from the Inquisitorial to the Accusatorial System of Trial Procedure: Why Some Latin American Lawyers Hesitate

Leonard Cavise

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Original language	American English
Journal	Wayne Law Review
Volume	53
State	Published - Jan 1 2007

Keywords

Trial Advocacy
Inquisitorial
Accusational
Latin America

Disciplines

Law
Political Science
Public Administration

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