《HUMAN RIGHTS IN CRIMINAL PROCEDURE A COMPARATIVE STUDY》

PREFACE7

1. INTRODUCTIONJ. A. Andrews, Professor of Law, University College of Wales, Aberystwyth8

2. CRIMINAL PROCEDURE AND THE EUROPEAN CONVENTION ON HUMAN RIGHTSJ. E. S. Fawcett, President of the European Commission of Human Rights and Professor of International Law, King's College, London17

3. THE PROTECTION OF THE RIGHTS OF THE ACCUSED IN PRE-TRIAL PROCEDURE: ENGLAND AND WALESLeonard H. Leigh, Reader in Law, London School of Economics31

4. HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE ENGLISH CRIMINAL TRIALK. W. Lidstone, Lecturer in Law, University of Sheffield63

5. HUMAN RIGHTS IN CRIMINAL PROCEDURE: THE SCOTTISH EXPERIENCECharles N. Stoddart, Solicitor and Notary Public, Lecturer in Scots Law, University of Edinburgh123

6. HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE NORTHERN IRELAND EMERGENCYKevin Boyle, Professor of Law, University College, Galway144

7. RIGHTS OF ACCUSED PERSONS AND THE IRISH CONSTITUTION OF 1937Declan Costello, Judge of the High Court, Republic of Ireland165

8. HUMAN RIGHTS AND BELGIAN CRIMINAL PROCEDURE AT PRE-TRIAL AND TRIAL LEVELMarc Chatel, Professor of Law, Free University of Brussels188

9. HUMAN RIGHTS IN PRE-TRIAL AND TRIAL PROCEDURES IN GREECELefki Tsoureli, Lecturer in Law, University College of Wales, Aberystwyth202

10. THE PROTECTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE CRIMINAL PROCEDURE OF THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANYKurt Madlener, Max-Planck Institute for Foreign and International Criminal Law, Freiburg im Breisgau238

11. THE BILL OF RIGHTS FOR THE CRIMINAL DEFENDANT IN AMERICAN LAWChristopher Osakwe, Professor of Law and Director of the Institute of Comparative Law, University of Tulane259

12. HUMAN RIGHTS IN CRIMINAL PROCEDURE IN CANADAKeith B. Jobson, Professor of Law, University of Britsh Columbia313

13. HUMAN RIGHTS AND CRIMINAL PROCEDURE: A POLICE VIEWJohn Alderson, Chief Constable, Devon and Cornwall Constabulary332

14. HUMAN RIGHTS AND SUBSTANTIVE CRIMINAL LAWRichard Card, Reader in Law, University of Reading349

15. HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE TREATMENT OF OFFENDERSGraham Zellick, Reader in Law, Queen Mary College, London375

16. THE ARGUMENT FOR A BILL OF RIGHTS IN THE UNITED KINGDOMAlec Samuels, Reader in Law, University of Southampton417

TABLES OF CONVENTIONS AND STATUTES431

TABLES OF CASES437

INDEX445