FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION OF THE INTERROGATED PERSON IN CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS

Radosław Koper's book is an in-depth analysis of the issue of freedom of expression of the interrogated person in the context of criminal law. This publication is an important contribution to the discussion on civil rights and the rule of law, which are the foundation of a fair trial. The author draws attention to the practical aspects of interrogations, analyzing both legal doctrine and case law, which makes it a valuable source of knowledge for practitioners and legal theorists.

• Protection of civil rights in criminal proceedings
• Analysis of the practice of procedural authorities during interrogations
• Assessment of the views of doctrine and case law
• Detailed discussion of the concept and essence of freedom of expression
• Scope of application of the rule of freedom of expression
• Circumstances excluding freedom of expression
• Model of adjudication on the issue of freedom of expression

This publication is particularly important in the context of compliance with the principle of the rule of law, which guarantees the credibility of the interrogation, the correctness of the judgment and the protection of the dignity of the interrogated person. The author emphasizes that maintaining freedom of expression is crucial to ensuring a fair and just criminal process in which civil rights are fully respected.

The book discusses in detail the concept and essence of freedom of expression, analyzing its scope of application and the circumstances that may exclude it. The author also presents a model for adjudication on this issue, which allows for a better understanding of the practical aspects of the application of law in this area. This publication is addressed to a wide audience, including judges, prosecutors, lawyers, legal advisors, as well as legal theorists and specialists in criminal proceedings and human rights protection.

Wolters Kluwer Publishing House, known for its high-quality legal publications, guarantees the reliability and timeliness of the information presented. The hardcover binding and careful edition make this book a valuable addition to any legal library. The 157x218 mm format and 532 pages contain a comprehensive discussion of the topic, which allows for a deep understanding of the issue of freedom of expression in criminal proceedings.

The author, Radosław Koper, is a recognized expert in the field of criminal law, which guarantees a high substantive level of the publication. His analysis is based on solid theoretical foundations and practical experience, which makes it particularly valuable for all those interested in criminal proceedings and human rights protection.