With all Due Respect, Court Diaries
No. 30 JANUARY 2018
There is much discussion and commentary on what is happening in the Portuguese courts. In the media and in our homes, everybody has something to say about how justice works. But do we really know what goes on inside a courtroom?
Following the daily routine in a children and family court and a criminal court in Lisbon for six months, we enter the halls, we learn about processes and lawyers, we see judges and magistrates, we hear defendants and witnesses, we sit in the front row and watch everything without restriction.
More than a journey through two courts of first instance in Lisbon, this is a portrait that makes us rethink the way we look at and judge the highest stage of justice in Portugal.
There is much discussion and commentary on what is happening in the Portuguese courts. In the media and in our homes, everybody has something to say about how justice works. But do we really know what goes on inside a courtroom?
Following the daily routine in a children and family court and a criminal court in Lisbon for six months, we enter the halls, we learn about processes and lawyers, we see judges and magistrates, we hear defendants and witnesses, we sit in the front row and watch everything without restriction.
More than a journey through two courts of first instance in Lisbon, this is a portrait that makes us rethink the way we look at and judge the highest stage of justice in Portugal.
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Dimensions
6.5 × 130 × 200 mm
ISBN
978-989-8863-67-6
Book available only in Portuguese
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