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Torture and other forms of ill-treatment in criminal cases of the European Court of Human Rights

E. K. Antonovich

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Founded in 1957, “Pravovedenie” (until 2018 know as “Proceedings of Higher Educational Institutions. Pravovedenie”) is one of the oldest and most authoritative academic peer-reviewed legal journals in Russia.

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Founded in 1957, “Pravovedenie” (until 2018 know as “Proceedings of Higher Educational Institutions. Pravovedenie”) is one of the oldest and most authoritative academic peer-reviewed legal journals in Russia.

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Founded in 1957, “Pravovedenie” (until 2018 know as “Proceedings of Higher Educational Institutions. Pravovedenie”) is one of the oldest and most authoritative academic peer-reviewed legal journals in Russia.

Key concepts: Torture, Human rights, Law, Political science, Criminal procedure, Criminology, Psychology

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