A Practitioner’s Guide to the European Convention on Human Rights (in Serbian)
Karen Reid wrote the guide for practitioners representing victims of human rights violations, and for all those who would become better acquainted with the practice of the European Court of Human Rights. Along with the citation of the most important cases heard before the Court, a detailed description of the Court’s procedure is explained. The first part of the book deals with the practice and procedure before the Court and the second analyses problem areas, arranged by theme. Some of these areas are: presumption of innocence, arrest, retroactivity, discrimination, euthanasia, pensions, property, and social welfare. The division into approximately seventy problem areas facilitates readers’ orientation through the rich jurisprudence of the Court. The third part of the book turns to just satisfaction while the annex contains the text of the Convention, forms for application to the Court and explanations which are of great importance to addressing the Court.
