Public Interest in Criminal Prosecution in the Modern Era

List of Cases
List of Legislation
Acknowledgments
Foreword by Lindsay Farmer
Introduction: Mapping the Role of Public Interest Across Legal Traditions by Rahime Erbas
Chapter One: Prosecuting in the Public Interest: The CPS and the Evolving Role of the Public Prosecutor in England and Wales by Kajsa Dinesson
Chapter Two: Prosecution in the Public Interest: The Scottish Dimension by Pamela R. Ferguson
Chapter Three: Rule of Law and Public Interest in Polish Criminal Proceeding from an Axiological Perspective by Bartlomiej Oreziak & Marcin Wielec
Chapter Four: Public Interest and the Principle of Opportunity in the Prosecution of Crimes Committed by Minors in Cases of Sexual Violence in Spain by Adan Carrizo Gonzalez-Castell
Chapter Five: Opportunity Principle and Legal Persons: Compliance and Criminal Mediation as Manifestations of the Modern Criminal Justice System in Spain by Selena Tierno Barrios
Chapter Six: The Republic's Prosecutor and the Public Interest: The Turkish Perspective by Rahime Erbas, Huseyin Sik and Çigdem Donmez
Chapter Seven: The Constant Reform of the Criminal Procedure in Romania: The Exercising of Public Interest by the Prosecutor by Mihail Udroiu & Cristian Dumitru Mihe?
Chapter Eight: The Impact of the Public Interest on the Legislative and Judicial Penal Policy:
The Case of the Republic of North Macedonia by Aleksandra Gruevska Drakulevski & Aleksandra Deanoska Trendafilova
Chapter Nine: A Public Interest at the Intersection of Criminal Law and Constitutional Oversight in Ukraine by Larysa Zhdankina
Chapter Ten: The Public Interest Balancing Theory in Prosecution: An Analysis Based on Chinese Prosecutorial Practice by Tang Lanchi
Conclusion: Public Interest in Prosecution: From Rhetoric to Normative Frameworks by Rahime Erbas
Index
About the Editor
About the Contributors