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Report on Italy

2019

The right to take part personally in criminal proceedings, although not expressly provided at a Constitutional level, is an expression of the principle of a fair trial upheld by Article 6 of the ECHR and translated into Article 111 of the Italian Constitution. In the course of years, the CCP, also following some condemnations by the Strasbourg Court, underwent several modifications aimed at implementing principles and conditions affirmed by the ECHR that can legitimate proceedings in absentia of a defendant. This study is structured into different parts. In the first, an analysis of national rules concerning the participation of a defendant and other private parties at each stage of proceed…

Expression (architecture)Fair trialConstitutionLawPolitical sciencemedia_common.quotation_subjectSettore IUS/16 - Diritto Processuale Penalemedia_commonParticipatory rights private parties videoconferences in absentia trials remedies letters rogatory EAW EIO.
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Schweigen in Videokonferenzen: Vom Umgang mit Störungen in Online-Besprechungen

2020

This paper deals with silence in video-based discourse, which includes pauses and delays. The data of the study is provided by international video conferences in which six in-service teachers and six pre-service teachers from three countries (Italy, the Netherlands, Hungary) together with a moderator and an assistent discuss sequences of their lessons. These discussions are part of a teacher training progrmme as conceived and implemented in the Erasmus+ project LEELU (www.leelu.eu). The focus of the present study is to analyse through a multimodal approach how the above-mentioned moments of silence co-constitute the video-based interaction, and how the discourse is built up with the other m…

Videokonferenzen Kommunikationsstörungen Lehrendenbildung multimodale InteraktionsanalyseVideoconferences troubles in the communication training for German teachers multimodal analysis of interaction
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