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Presumed Innocent until Proved Guilty: The Principle of Art 6 § 2 of the European Convention on Human Rights and Art 70 § 2 of the Constitution of Iceland that the Burden of Proof Rests with the Prosecution

Eiríkur Tómasson

Published in Procedural Law, February 2007 s. 505–532

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Eiríkur Tómasson, ‘Presumed Innocent until Proved Guilty: The Principle of Art 6 § 2 of the European Convention on Human Rights and Art 70 § 2 of the Constitution of Iceland that the Burden of Proof Rests with the Prosecution’ [2007] Scandinavian studies in law 505

APA:

Tómasson, E. (2007). Presumed Innocent until Proved Guilty: The Principle of Art 6 § 2 of the European Convention on Human Rights and Art 70 § 2 of the Constitution of Iceland that the Burden of Proof Rests with the Prosecution. Scandinavian studies in law, 51, 505–532.

MLA:

Tómasson, Eiríkur. “Presumed Innocent until Proved Guilty: The Principle of Art 6 § 2 of the European Convention on Human Rights and Art 70 § 2 of the Constitution of Iceland that the Burden of Proof Rests with the Prosecution.” Scandinavian studies in law, no. 51, 2007, pp. 505–532.

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