The transformation of criminal law in the big data era. Rethinking suspects' and defendants' rights using the example of the right to be presumed innocent (working paper)

Athina Sachoulidou

The transformation of criminal law in the big data era. Rethinking suspects' and defendants' rights using the example of the right to be presumed innocent (working paper)

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Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 31 May 2019

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Sachoulidou, A. (2019). The transformation of criminal law in the big data era. Rethinking suspects' and defendants' rights using the example of the right to be presumed innocent (working paper).

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