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The European Commission is carrying out a study to assess the impact of various options for ways to strengthen the rights in criminal proceedings of suspects or accused persons to be presumed innocent.. A linked objective, along with other measures included in the Roadmap for strengthening procedural rights of suspected or accused persons in criminal proceedings, is that Member States will have confidence that their citizens who find themselves involved in criminal proceedings in another Member State will be treated on the basis of common EU minimum standards, and consequently they will have The aim of this questionnaire is to obtain an understanding of the situation in all Member States and identify relevant domestic case law or jurisprudence relevant to the presumption of innocence. It also seeks to gather concrete examples of where issues arise in domestic law, in practice and in cross-border cases. Finally, it is the opportunity for stakeholders to share their views on a possible EU measure on the presumption of innocence and the form it should take. The questions refer to the situation in your country. If you have any questions about this study, please contact Quentin Liger (qliger@cses.co.uk). The questionnaire can alternatively be completed online, please CLICK HERE to access. CSES complies with the Data Protection Directive (95/46/EC), as implemented in the UK where we are based, under the Data Protection Act 1998. We also comply with EC Regulation No 45/2001 concerning the protection of individuals with regard to the processing of personal data by EU institutions. Name: Type of organisation you represent: Or, are you answering as an individual? If yes, please tick Country: In your Member State, do you consider that the current law governing the right of suspects or accused persons to be presumed innocent complies with the ECHR and ECtHR case law? Yes No Don’t know/ not applicable Please explain: In your