The Supreme Court allows the possibility of appointing a defence counsel or litigation attorney for a suspect in order to take part in the examination of a vulnerable witness (special procedures regulated in Articles 185a–185c and Article 185e of the Code of Criminal Procedure). The aim of the article is to critically analyse this solution and to demonstrate that in can be allowed only in urgent cases and provided that all rights that make up the right to defence, such as the right to a defence counsel of one’s choosing or the right to communicate with the chosen defence counsel, are guaranteed. Otherwise, the suspect may demand the examination to be repeated.
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