Explore the intricacies of crime, procedure, and evidence in a comparative and international context with this collection of essays honoring Professor Mirjan Damaska. This hardcover book, written in English, delves into contemporary trends in national criminal procedure, the epistemological environment of evidence and procedural rules, human rights standards, and the phenomenon of hybridization in transnational and international criminal law. Authored by esteemed scholars John D. Jackson and Maximo Langer, it offers substantial contributions to the development of comparative law, procedure, and evidence. Published in 2008 by Hart Publishing, this comprehensive volume contains 462 pages and measures 234 mm in height and 156 mm in width. Key Features: - Focuses on comparative and international criminal law, procedure, and evidence. - Essays honor the work of Professor Mirjan Damaska. - Contributions from leading scholars across various jurisdictions. - Examines trends in national criminal procedure and convergence of practices. - Analyzes human rights standards and hybridisation in international criminal law. Summary: Crime, Procedure and Evidence in a Comparative and International Context (Essays in Honour of Professor Mirjan Damaska). Genre: Law, Book cover type: Hardcover, Language version: English. Published: 2008.