The European Court of Human Rights and the Right of the Accused to Remain Silent: Can It Be Invoked by Taxpayers
By: Frommel, Stefan N
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ArticlePublisher: 1993Subject(s): CONTRIBUYENTES
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Tax Notes International, v. 7, n. 20 p. 1245-1269
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