Attitude to Smoking Among Primary School Pupils

Krapac, Dunja; Malinar, Marta; Krapac, Ladislav

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“…The English legal system is generally a mixture of three historical layers of legal norms that have been formed over the centuries in court practice: the system of so-called common law, equity law, and admiralty, mercantile and ecclesiastical law. 9 Although formally this division no longer exists, its consequences are still felt today in legal terminology, principles and procedures.…”

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The Main Characteristics of Criminal Proceedings in England

Simović,

Hrustić

2020

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The thematic concept of the Paper consists of legal issues related to criminal proceedings in England, which are the so-called pure adversarial proceedings. These proceedings differ from the law of the continental European countries and are characterized by archaisms and continuity, original common law (judicial) character, and the absence of major codifications. In this context, the paper analyzes the meaning of common law and equity law, and procedural criteria for the categorization of criminal offenses. Regarding the issue of rules and procedures for establishment of the facts, the authors pay special attention to the consideration of determining the factual background of the dispute, the burden of proof and procedural rules on the presentation of evidence. Clearly emphasizing the different classifications of evidence that can be presented be- fore the court, the authors point out that English law treats all hearings in the same way, i.e. it also brings the testimonies of the defendant and the expert wit- ness under the witness examination regime. Starting from the fact that an im- portant feature of legal principles is that in English law there is an obligatory exclusion of illegally obtained confession of the defendant from the evidence, it is concluded that the exclusion rule is essentially a relatively exclusive rule with a large discretionary assessment of the judge. In conclusion, the authors assess that the entire evidentiary procedure, types of evidence, the manner of their collection, presentation and evaluation in English law, to a greater or lesser extent, differs from the continental criminal proceedings.

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“…It generally owes its origin to the practice of royal courts in the 12th century. 11 Later, it usually meant a part of English law not passed by the Parliament and which, due to the legislative supremacy of the Parliament, was of a lower rank than the law.…”

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The Main Characteristics of Criminal Proceedings in England

Simović,

Hrustić

2020

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“…In una lettera al suo amico Franjo Rački (1828 -1894), sacerdote, politico e storico croato, cofondatore dell'Accademia croata delle scienze e delle arti, scrisse: »Io certo non vivrò tanto da vedere la liberazione e resurrezione del nostro popolo, ma prima o poi esso sarà certamente liberato e risorto. Io mi rallegrerò di questo di tutto cuore anche nell'eternità.«62 IvanKrapac (1910Krapac ( -1916 fece costruire nel 1913 un nuovo edificio per il seminario, attualmente ancora in uso.Durante il periodo del vescovo StjepanBauerlein (1951Bauerlein ( -1973 l'Amministrazione apostolica (i decanati di Miholjac e…”

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Panoramica storica della diocesi bosniaca e istituzione dell'arcidiocesi di Đakovo-Osijek

Grbešić

2023

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In questo lavoro si mettono in evidenza gli avvenimenti e le persone più significativi e importanti nella storia dell’Arcidiocesi di Đakovo-Osijek, la cui prima denominazione ufficiale è stata Diocesi di Bosnia. La caduta della Bosnia, nel 1463, così come la caduta della Slavonia, nel 1536, nelle mani dei turchi furono eventi fondamentali e decisivi per la storia della Diocesi di Bosnia. In seguito all’unione con la Diocesi del Sirmio nel 1773 la denominazione della diocesi fu mutata in Diocesi di Bosnia o di Đakovo e Sirmio. Con l’elevazione al rango di arcidiocesi nel 2008 la Diocesi del Sirmio si separò divenendo autonoma, mentre la diocesi di Đakovo o di Bosnia assunse il nome di Arcidiocesi di Đakovo-Osijek.

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Attitude to Smoking Among Primary School Pupils

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The Main Characteristics of Criminal Proceedings in England

The Main Characteristics of Criminal Proceedings in England

Panoramica storica della diocesi bosniaca e istituzione dell'arcidiocesi di Đakovo-Osijek

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