Difference between revisions of "Nullity of Procedure"
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===Public Order Nullities=== | ===Public Order Nullities=== | ||
− | + | As a general rule, the defendant must suffer some kind of harm for a substantial nullity to exist. However, in certain cases where the violation affects an important public interest, a substantial nullity may still arise. These are sometimes called Public Order Nullities because the rational behind the nullity is tied more closely to public order than the rights of the defendant. | |
==Remedies for Procedural Violations== | ==Remedies for Procedural Violations== |