The Right to a Fair Trial

First Part: The Right to a Fair Trial Under the Legal Systems of American States.- The Right to a Fair Trial in Canada.- Fair Trial Standards in the United States of America.- Perspectives on the Right to a Fair Trial in Mexico.- The Brazilian Criminal Procedural Law System.- Fair Trial — the Inter-American System for the Protectionof Human Rights.- Second Part: The Right to a Fair Trial Under the Legal Systems of African States.- The Right to a Fair Trial in the Moroccan Criminal Procedure.- A Fair Trial for the Defendant and the Protection of His Basic Rights in the Tunisian Legal System.- The Right to a Fair Trial: The Case of Senegal.- Right to a Fair Trial: the Uganda Perspective.- The Right to a Fair Trial in Zimbabwe.- Right to Fair Trial in South Africa Under the Interim Constitution.- Preliminary Remarks on the Right to a Fair Trial Under the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights.- Third Part: The Right to a Fair Trial Under the Legal Systems of Asian States.- The Right to a Fair Trial in Islamic Countries.- Fair Trial in Criminal Proceedings in India.- The Right to Fair Trial in Malaysia.- Fair Trial Standards in China.- The Right to a Fair Trial in Israel.- Fourth Part: The Right to a Fair Trial Under the Legal Systems of European States.- The Right to a Fair Trial in England and Wales.- The Right to a Fair Criminal Trial in German Criminal Proceedings Law.- The Right to Fair Trial in the Kingdom of Denmark.- The Right to a Fair Trial in Norway.- The Right to a Fair Trial in Spain.- The Right to Fair Trial in Poland.- The Right to a Fair Trial and the European Convention on Human Rights.- The United Nations and the Guarantees of a Fair Trial in the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and the Convention Against Torture and OtherCruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment.- Fifth Part: The Right to Fair Trial in a Comparative Perspective.- Protection of Individuals in the Pre-Trial Procedure.- Independence and Impartiality of Judges.- The Right to a Fair Trial in Situations of Emergency and the Question of Emergency Courts.- The Right of the Accused to Be Tried in His or Her Presence.- List of Contributors.