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ECONOMIC EFFECTS OF EXPANDING THE CASES IN WHICH PRIVATE LEGAL ENTITIES HAVE THE RIGHT TO BE REPRESENTED IN CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS BY AN ATTORNEY

In theory and practice, the business rights of legal entities, which are considered equivalent to the basic human rights of individuals, are extremely relevant. It is they who are often objects of a crime that should be protected by an attorney. The object of the foundation is set out with the procedural rights of the victims of a crime and their opportunities to exercise the right to defense and a fair trial.