In what could already be considered a landmark case, the Grand Chamber has ruled for the first time on the scope of the privilege against self-incrimination with regard to criminal (punitive) matters in Consob (C-481/19).
Giulia Lasagni (2021). C-481/19 Consob – The Court of Justice on the right to remain silent in criminal matters (and beyond…), 4 February 2021, 1-5.
C-481/19 Consob – The Court of Justice on the right to remain silent in criminal matters (and beyond…)
Giulia Lasagni
2021
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In what could already be considered a landmark case, the Grand Chamber has ruled for the first time on the scope of the privilege against self-incrimination with regard to criminal (punitive) matters in Consob (C-481/19).File in questo prodotto:
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