حرية المتهم خلال مرحلة التحقيق : دراسة في ضوء النظام القانوني الأمريكي

Abstract EN

This study addresses the subject of the freedom of the accused prior to convic tion, and although the accused has a "traditional right to freedom before conviction", this right is not an absolute right based on the idea that society has a long-recognized interest in protecting the integrity of the judicial process, and protecting that integrity requires sufficient assurance that if the accused is released, he will serve his sentence if convicted, and that he will not obstruct the proceedings taken (such as influencing witnesses and other participants) in prosecuting him.

This study addresses the position and development of the legislator in the United States of America.