FORMAL PRINCIPLES GOVERNING GLOBAL CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS IN THE EUROPEAN UNION AND IRAN
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An important factor in enlarging a fair trial between the criminal nations, is to be represented as an onlooker on a high scale of criminal jurisdiction in the face of the present. This harmony, and the world's effects, will contain the discovery of crimes that are wanted, of grave investigation and critical hearing, like the state of organized crime and terrorism, which produce different and more important sides of criminal trials at every day. So, leaning on the criminal procedure of the Establishment Court, including the civil council of the European Union, it is possible to end the long list of the three zealot, of course, the verbatim of the Supreme Court, and the highly esteemed article 1 of the Postpone of the Convention. To be a world of independence in the judiciary of 1392 society, to be represented in the judiciary of 1392, and to have the judiciary of arms by all other instances is the effect of a criminal hearing of the age of 67 European court and of the law of Maude, of the 1392, of heads of heads of law, and of the law of judiciary, of which the law is subject to the universal law of justice. This research has been treated with a descriptive manner, and the analysis of data will be found in the form of content, or, as we see it, ' a universal result of having a sweeping and religious influence in the case of a fair trial to all over the world, and of having to accept universal laws or not.
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