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the use of legal procedure for political ends
Introduction -- pt. I. Political justice : cases, causes, methods -- Changes in the structure of state protection -- The political trial -- Legal repression of political organizations -- pt. II. The judge, the defendant, and the state -- Conditions of judicial action -- The defendant, his lawyer, and the court -- "Democratic centralism" and political integration of the judiciary -- Trial by fiat of the successor regime -- pt. III. Political justice modified : asylum and clemency -- Asylum -- The quality of mercy -- Summing up -- Appendix A. The Roman Empire and the Christians -- Appendix B. Guillaume du Vair : the case of the successful loyalty shift.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Princeton, N.J. : Princeton University Press, 1961