Description
Fundamental rights in criminal proceedings
Book summary
This work offers a practical and systematic analysis of fundamental rights in the sphere of criminal proceedings, addressing their exercise and the consequences of their violation. The author synthesizes hundreds of doctrinal and jurisprudential records to present a clear overview of the requirements established by the European Court of Human Rights, the Constitutional Court, and the Supreme Court. An essential resource for understanding how key rights are protected in the different phases of criminal procedure, from investigation to sentencing.
What is it about?
The book examines the central role of fundamental rights in criminal proceedings, where vital aspects such as personal liberty and assets are at stake. Through an eminently practical exposition, the work details the requirements set by the most relevant jurisprudence for the correct conduct of police and judicial actions. Furthermore, it analyzes the consequences derived from a flawed execution of these guarantees, offering the reader a useful guide to identify and prevent violations at each stage of the procedure.
Main topics
- Fundamental rights in criminal investigation
- Procedural guarantees during oral trial
- Jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights
- Doctrine of the Constitutional Court and the Supreme Court
- Legal consequences of the violation of rights
- Lawful police and judicial actions
Who is it recommended for?
It is aimed at legal professionals, such as criminal lawyers, judges, prosecutors, and justice administration personnel, as well as law students who wish to delve into the practical application of fundamental rights in criminal proceedings. It is also of interest to academics and researchers specializing in criminal procedural law and constitutional guarantees.
What this book provides
- A practical synthesis of the most relevant jurisprudence on fundamental rights in criminal proceedings.
- Tools to identify and prevent rights violations in police and judicial actions.
- A clear and structured approach that facilitates the understanding of legal requirements in each phase of the procedure.
- Updated references to the doctrine of the ECHR, the Constitutional Court, and the Supreme Court.
- A useful guide for the defense of personal rights in the criminal sphere.
Technical specifications
- Author: Antonio Monserrat Quintana
- Publisher: J.M. Bosch Editor
- Language: Spanish
- Topic: Fundamental rights and public freedoms, Criminal proceedings
- Collection: Fondo
- Binding: Paperback
- Publication date: September 2022
- Number of pages: 450
- Weight: 700 g
Editorial review
This is a reference work for those seeking a practical and rigorous approach to fundamental rights in criminal proceedings. Its value lies in the ability to synthesize a broad doctrinal and jurisprudential base into an accessible format, without losing technical depth. It is especially useful for professionals who need to apply this knowledge in their daily practice, as well as for students who want a complete and updated view of the subject.