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200			_aThe Directive on the right to interpretation and translation in criminal proceedings _bRecurso eletrónico _egenesis and description _fSteven Cras, Luca de Matteis
330			_aI. Introduction. II. Genesis of the directive: 1. Background; 2. The Commission proposal on interpretation and translation; 3. The Member States’ Initiative; 4. The “Competing” Commission proposal; 5. Choice of the European Parliament; 6. Work in the Council Bodies and negotiations with the European Parliament and the Commission; 7. Particular attention to the European Convention; 8. Resolution on best practice. III. Short description of the main elements of the Directive: 1. Scope (Art. 1), a) Objective scope, b) Temporal scope; 2. Right to interpretation (Art. 2); 3. Right to translation (Art. 3); 4. Other provisions: A Selection: a) Quality of translation and interpretation b) Links with the ECHR and the Charter of Fundamental Rights, c) Transposition. IV. Conclusion.
461			_cFreiburg i.Br. _d2010 _vN.4 _tEucrim - The European Criminal Law Associations' Forum _x1862-6947 _pp. 153-162
606			_aTRADUÇÃO _9268330
606			_aINTERPRETAÇÃO _9306004
606			_aPROCEDIMENTO CRIMINAL _99424
606			_aDIRECTIVA COMUNITÁRIA _9250071
606			_aLEGISLAÇÃO COMUNITÁRIA _9235032
700			_aCRAS _bSteven _939835
701			_aMATTEIS _bLuca de _9351030