Les droits des détenus sous la cinquième république : de réels progrès?
By: CERE, Jean-Paul
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ArticlePublisher: Paris : ENA, juil./sept. 2001Revue Française D'Administration Publique 99, p. 417-426Abstract: While the rights of prisoners have been progressively strengthened during the Fifth Republic, there remains nevertheless much progress still to be made. As recent case law developments and reforms in penal law show, certain limits upon the rights granted to prisoners still persist, be it regarding the right to defend oneself of the exercise of rights of appeal
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While the rights of prisoners have been progressively strengthened during the Fifth Republic, there remains nevertheless much progress still to be made. As recent case law developments and reforms in penal law show, certain limits upon the rights granted to prisoners still persist, be it regarding the right to defend oneself of the exercise of rights of appeal
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