The right to defend oneself in person in criminal proceedings: Correia de Matos v Portugal

Christopher Gray

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Abstract

Comments on Correia de Matos v Portugal (56402/12) (ECtHR) on whether the Portuguese courts breached the applicant's rights under ECHR art.6 by refusing to allow him, a lawyer under suspension, to conduct his own defence in criminal proceedings. Highlights the extent of dissenting opinions as to whether a complete ban on self-representation was within the state's margin of appreciation and was inconsistent with international human rights law.
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)393-396
JournalEuropean Human Rights Law Review
Volume2018
Issue number4
Publication statusPublished - 2018

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