STUDY ON EXPERT STATUS IN THE EUROPEAN JUDICIAL SYSTEM
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.15837/aijjs.v7i3.685Keywords:
expert, status, system, European juridical systemAbstract
In some European countries, expert status is defined by the legislation, whereas, inothers, by the membership of a professional group or specialized institution under the
Ministry of Justice and Police, this subordination being of a financial nature, without
affecting the expertise itself.
This article contain a point of view regarding the European judicial system, the term
expert’s different meanings and the criteria that define an expert’s status and which are
different from one state to another.
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