Horrific video tapes as evidence: Balancing open court and victims' privacy

Horrific video tapes as evidence: Balancing open court and victims' privacy

Concerning horrific video tapes as evidence, MacFarlane and Keating examine the approach that the courts in several countries have taken to the balance that needs to be struck between the openness of the judicial process and other competing social values, such as the right to privacy.

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Veröffentlicht in:Criminal Law Quarterly 1999-02, Vol.41 (4), p.413
Hauptverfasser: MacFarlane, Bruce A, Keating, Heather
Format: Artikel
Sprache:eng
Schlagworte:
Courts
Criminal law
Evidence
Right of privacy
Trials
Victims of crime
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Zusammenfassung:Concerning horrific video tapes as evidence, MacFarlane and Keating examine the approach that the courts in several countries have taken to the balance that needs to be struck between the openness of the judicial process and other competing social values, such as the right to privacy.
ISSN:0011-1333