The Right to Be on Remand of Victims of Gender Violence in the Light of Recent Case Law by Supreme Court
Abstract
The writer faces here recent years case law by the Supreme Court concerning the right to be on remand of relative witnesses (art. 416 of LEC). It particularly studies three major issues: first, the need or lack of need to be informed of such privilege; second, the possibility to enjoy such who launched the case, and finally last but not least, proof of Summonds by a victim who eventually does not speak in trial.
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