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Self-Representation in Trials Challenges Fairness and Efficiency, Sparking Debate on Justice System

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The Legitimacy Paradox of Self-Representation
Yuval Shany

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The article discusses the challenge of defendants representing themselves in international criminal trials. It explores the conflict between allowing self-representation for fairness and respecting defendants' autonomy, and the need for efficient legal proceedings.