Interpretative record of the current criminal procedural law with a step-by-step processing of the criminal trial. The aim of this new edition is the supervisory structural organization of the work, the understandable interpretative integration of the latest regulations, and the smooth adaptation of recent positions of science and case law.

The work therefore explores the procedural phases of the criminal trial, defines them in their practical dimension, and enriches them with important positions from recent case law. Through the combined analytical presentation of theoretical views and legal choices, it offers solutions that are theoretically supported and practically applicable.

Thus, it results in an interpretation that supports the act and is simultaneously supported by it. Like the six previous editions, this one also includes a user-friendly glossary of terms. The work is addressed both to scholars of criminal procedure and to practitioners: judges and lawyers.