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The Directive on the Right of Access to a Lawyer in Criminal Proceedings filing a human rights gap in the European Union legal order

The development of the relationship between mutual trust and fundamental rights in the AFSJ in the last several years has shown that the period of automatic recognition of foreign judicial decisions without verifying compliance with fundamental rights has ended. Compliance checks have not invalidated the principle of mutual trust, but have made it rebuttable in each individual case against fundamental rights and in criminal matters particularly against defense rights. As the most important measure for strengthening the procedural rights of defendants, the Directive on the Right of Access to a Lawyer in Criminal Proceedings has particular significance.

Criminal proceedings, European law, Right of Access to a Lawyer

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