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The monograph comprehensively explores the theoretical aspects of international cooperation between states in criminal procedure, allowing for conclusions of both a theoretical and practical character to be made.
The author examines in entirety the legal nature of international cooperation on criminal matters and also allocates this complex legal manifestation its place in the system of jurisprudence. Highlighted are the system of legal sources, the main forms, types and priority areas of cooperation between states within criminal justice. In addition, one of the controversial issues in legal circles regarding the correlation of norms in domestic criminal procedural and international law is touched upon. Also analyzed are subjects, objects and the content of legal relations arising in the sphere of international cooperation on criminal issues. Additionally, attention is given to the fairly complex issue of criminal proof in the context of international cooperation.
For scholars, teachers, postgraduates and students in legal and other humanitarian universities and faculties, and also those participating in the law-making process, practising lawyers and all who are interested in international cooperation in the criminal justice system.
This monograph has been prepared with informational support from the legal reference system Consultant Plus.
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