The penal process and the protection of rights in canon law : proceedings of a conference held at the Pontifical University of the Holy Cross, Rome, March 25-26, 2004 /
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction to the conference / Eduardo Baura
- Responsibility and punishment : anthropological premises for a discussion of penal sanctions in church law / Gaetano Lo Castro
- Innocent until proven guilty : the origins of a legal maxim / Kenneth Pennington
- The balance of the interests of victims and the equal rights of the accused : the right to equal process / Joaquin Llobell
- Reasons for legal protection in a penal environment / Carlo Gullo
- Penal sanctions, penal remedies and penances in canon law / Velasio de Paolis
- Prescription in penal matters / David Cito
- Criminal law protection of the human rights in civil and religious societies / Ernest Caparros
- The procedure and praxis of the Congregation for the Doctrine of Faith regarding Graviora delicta / Charles J. Scicluna
- The administrative imposition of penalties and the judicial review of their legitimacy / P. Frans Daneels
- The special penal norms of the United States and their application / Kenneth E. Boccafola
- Considerations on imposing penalties in specific cases / Angelo Urru.