CODE OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE. COMMENTARY VOL. 1-2 ED. 7

The latest edition of the commentary to the Code of Criminal Procedure is an invaluable source of knowledge for all legal practitioners. The authors, eminent lawyers, focus on substantive guidance and solving specific legal problems that arise in daily practice. This publication was created for those who are looking for answers to difficult questions and want to avoid legal pitfalls.

• Current regulations taking into account the amendments from 2022-2023
• Detailed interpretation of new regulations, taking into account their planned functionality
• Discussion of contentious issues in the application of the provisions of the Code of Criminal Procedure
• Use of the achievements of legal writing, including statements referring to new and old regulations
• Collection of case law, especially in terms of its relevance in the light of new and amended regulations
• Citing the most important judgments, especially those of a precedent-setting nature, when the presented view is significant for practice

The commentary discusses the changes introduced in recent years, including those concerning the subsidiary indictment, the examination of witnesses using remote devices at the stage of preparatory proceedings, the possibility of conducting proceedings in the case of a threat punishable without the victim's request, bail, exclusion of the publicity of the trial, forfeiture of property security, continuation of the trial despite a change in the composition of the court, new institutions of preliminary consultation and partial judgment. The authors analyze each of these changes in detail, presenting their impact on legal practice.

This publication is dedicated primarily to legal practitioners: judges, prosecutors, attorneys and legal advisors. It is also an essential source of knowledge for legal apprentices. The scientific editor of the book, Dariusz Świecki, is a professor at the University of Lodz, a judge of the Supreme Court and the author of numerous scientific publications. The other authors are judges of common courts and a prosecutor, associated with the Faculty of Law and Administration of the University of Lodz. Their knowledge and experience guarantee the highest quality of the commentary.

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