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| Factors Affecting the Social Status of Suspects and Accused
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 Full text (Adobe PDF, 3.93 MB, in English)
Full text (Adobe PDF, 4.01 MB, in Bulgarian)
Full text (Adobe PDF, 517 KB, in Italian)
Executive Summary (Adobe PDF, 548 KB, in Greek)
This report aims to examine the factors that affect the social status of suspects and accused drawing upon the prevalent legal practices in four European Union Member States: Belgium, Bulgaria, Greece, and Italy. Each of the four national case studies is structured along the following key aspects: legal status of suspects and accused, custodial and non-custodial measures during proceedings, disclosure of information, legal and practical impact of proceedings on suspects and accused, and assessment of the impact of proceedings by competent authorities. The report has been developed within the framework of the project Assessing the Risk of Isolation of Suspects and Accused – ARISA, funded by the European Union’s Justice Programme (2014 – 2020).
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