Canon Law of Evidence in Penal Cases

A Commentary on Canons 1526-1586 of the Code of Canon Law

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Peter O Akpoghiran J C D

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This book focuses on the laws of the Church regarding the introduction, admissibility, examination, exclusion, and evaluation of proofs, with particular reference to ecclesiastical penal cases. For example, the burden of proof lies on the one who makes an allegation. (c. 1526). How does this fundamental norm play out during the preliminary investigation and during the penal process? This book addresses this and other rudimental questions such as the depositions of the accuser and the accused, the testimonies of witnesses, and the use of psychological expert reports in ecclesiastical penal cases. This book also treats the canonical norms concerning documentary proofs, judicial recognizance, presumptions, polygraphs, and other matters regarding canon law of evidence.

Release date NZ

March 19th, 2019

Author

Peter O Akpoghiran J C D

Audience

General (US: Trade)

Pages

224

Dimensions

152x229x12

ISBN-13

9781543113846

Product ID

37148567

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