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Routledge Studies in Courts and Legal Systems

Unsafety, Uncertainty, and Risk in Appeals Against Conviction in the Court of Appeal Criminal Division

Paul (Dr Paul Dargue Dargue

Unsafety, Uncertainty, and Risk in Appeals Against Conviction in the Court of Appeal Criminal Division

Routledge Studies in Courts and Legal Systems

Unsafety, Uncertainty, and Risk in Appeals Against Conviction in the Court of Appeal Criminal Division

Routledge Studies in Courts and Legal Systems: Unsafety, Uncertainty, and Risk in Appeals Against Conviction in the Court of Appeal Criminal Division

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This book examines the decision-making of the Court of Appeal, Criminal Division, of England and Wales in appeals against conviction through the lens of risk.

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This book examines the decision-making of the Court of Appeal, Criminal Division, of England and Wales in appeals against conviction through the lens of risk.

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9781041321323
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142
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Serie
Routledge Studies in Courts and Legal Systems
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Recht
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1
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Hardback
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Engels
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