
The FULL-PROOF project concludes its series of animations on procedural rights relevant at the early stages of criminal proceedings. The final video highlights the project’s practical and educational dimension by presenting key project's outputs, including Guidance Booklets, Right to Know Quizzes and the Best Practice Replicability Framework.
This is the fourth and final resource in the series introducing procedural rights in criminal proceedings. The last animation highlights the practical dimension of the FULL-PROOF project and draws attention to resources that can support a better understanding and application of these rights.
The video presents resources developed for professionals, institutions and a wider audience. These include the Guidance Booklets, Right to Know Quizzes and the Best Practice Replicability Framework.
The animation is accompanied by an infographic summarising the key resources developed within the project and helping different audiences find materials relevant to their needs.
See the previous materials
The series also includes three animations dedicated to the right to information, the right of access to a lawyer and the right to legal aid.
FULL-PROOF is a project co-funded by the European Union, with the Polish Platform for Homeland Security as one of its partners. The initiative supports the effective application of procedural rights for suspects and accused persons, with particular attention to the early stages of criminal proceedings.
More information and project resources are available at full-proof.eu.




