قانون القضاء العسكري 18-14 و مبدأ المحاكمة العادلة

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Summary: The research examines the extent to which the military judicial system has been judged to be perfect or inadequate in achieving a fair trial on the basis of the new amendment 18-14 of 2018 to Act No.

64-242 of 1964, through which the legislator and the military institution sought to affirm recent trends regarding the constitutional legitimization of the protection of the rights and freedoms of litigants before the military court, which was previously considered an extraordinary court before the new amendment to a specialized court.

To comply with international amendments of treaties and laws aimed at achieving a fair trial for those covered by military law.

Those who appear before the military judicial authorities are civilians, military personnel or similar military personnel in the Algerian military establishment.

- Defender's or lawyer's status before military justice - definition of the functions and authority of the Security and Intelligence Service - review of the Basic Law of Judges in a Military Justice Law - Identification of military offences - abolition of counsel's punishment from the court in hearings –