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Silence and safety: The impact of human rights law

Abstract:: This article examines the significance for English law of recent Strasbourg cases in relation to adverse inferences from pre-trial silence and the test for determining appeals against conviction. The article also assesses the impact on these areas of the Human Rights Act 1998. © Sweet and Maxwell.

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Jennings, A., Ashworth, A., & Emmerson, B. (2000). Silence and safety: The impact of human rights law. CRIMINAL LAW REVIEW, NOV., 879–894.

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Jennings, A., et al. “Silence and Safety: The Impact of Human Rights Law.” CRIMINAL LAW REVIEW, no. NOV., 2000, pp. 879–94.

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Jennings, A, A Ashworth, and B Emmerson. 2000. “Silence and Safety: The Impact of Human Rights Law.” CRIMINAL LAW REVIEW, no. NOV.: 879–94.
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+ Ashworth, A More by this author

Institution:: University of Oxford
Division:: SSD
Department:: Law
Sub department:: Law Faculty
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+ Emmerson, B More by this author

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Journal:: CRIMINAL LAW REVIEW More from this journal
Issue:: NOV.
Pages:: 879-894
Publication date:: 2000-11-01
ISSN:: 0011-135X

Language:: English
Pubs id:: pubs:478505
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Source identifiers:: 478505
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