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Revue internationale de droit pénal
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I.S.B.N.2-86586-990-3
638 pages

p. 87 à 120
doi: 10.3917/ridp.721.0087

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Vol. 72 2001/1-2

Discipline > Revue > Sommaire > Résumé

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The Danish jury

Peter Garde

Plan de l'article

• I. Jurisdiction of the Jury and Lay Assessor Courts

— A. General Rules of Jurisdiction

— B. Lay Judges – by Choice or Law only ?

— C. The Importance of the Prosecutor’s Charging Policies

• II. Composition of the Court

• III. Role of the Lay Judges in the Taking of Evidence

— A. Jury Courts

— B. Courts with Lay Assessor

• IV. Which Factual and Legal Questions Must the Lay judges Decide and How They Are Formulated

— A. Jury Court

— B. Court with Lay Assessors

• V. Deliberation and Deciding Questions of Fact, Law, and Guilt

— A Jury Court

— B. Court with Lay Assessors

• VI.

— A. Jury Court

— B. Court with Lay Assessors

• VII. The Appeal

— A. Jury Court

— B. Court with Lay Assessors

• VIII. Circumventing the Jurisdiction of the Lay Court

• IX. Who are the Lay Judges and How are they Selected ?

• X. Short History of Lay Participation in the Criminal Trial in Denmark

• XI. Empirical, Sociological, or Legal Studies of the Effectiveness of Lay Participation in Denmark

• XII. Criticism of Lay Participation in Scholarly Writings and in the Public Sphere

• XIII. Reform Proposals

— Some defence lawyers have already spoken against all changes.

• APPENDIX

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