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Zinkevich I.B.
On the Question of the Basic Legal Acts, Defi ning the Model of the Legal Procedure in the USA
// The union of criminalists and criminologists.
2013. ¹ 1.
P. 46-50.
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Zinkevich I.B. On the Question of the Basic Legal Acts, Defi ning the Model of the Legal Procedure in the USAAbstract: the author analyzes the questions of the basic legal acts in action in the USA, which thus defi ne the model of the legal procedure. This question is a part of a complex research of the acting model of the criminal justice in the USA, held by the author. Keywords: legal act, legal procedure, criminal justice
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