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Joint Opinion on the Criminal Procedure Code of Georgia
This Joint Opinion analyzes the Criminal Procedure Code of Georgia against the background of its compatibility with relevant international standards and OSCE commitments. Thus limited, the Joint Opinion does not constitute a full and comprehensive review of the criminal law system of Georgia.
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