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Prosecuting Crime in the Renaissance : England, Germany, France
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Author(s):
John H. Langbein
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January 01 2013
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Harvard University Press
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10.4159/harvard.9780674184251
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Book chapters
pp. i
Frontmatter
pp. ix
CONTENTS
pp. v
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
pp. vii
ABBREVIATIONS
pp. 1
INTRODUCTION
pp. 5
CHAPTER 1. The Statutory Texts
pp. 21
CHAPTER 2. The Statutory Intent of Marian Preliminary Examination
pp. 55
CHAPTER 3. The Parliamentary History of the Marian Statutes
pp. 63
CHAPTER 4. The Origins of Examination by the Magistrates in England
pp. 104
CHAPTER 5. The Institutions of Criminal Justice after the Marian Statutes
pp. 129
CHAPTER 6. Roman-Canon Inquisitionsprozess
pp. 140
CHAPTER 7. The German Empire before the Carolina
pp. 167
CHAPTER 8. The Carolina
pp. 210
CHAPTER 9. Criminal Procedure in France
pp. 255
APPENDIX A. THE MARIAN STATUTES
pp. 259
APPENDIX В. CONSTITUTIO CRIMINALIS CAROLINA
pp. 309
APPENDIX С. THE ORDINANCE OF VILLERS-COTTERETS
pp. 314
INDEX
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