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cjal-3169	Rossabi, Amy	The Colonial Roots of Criminal Procedure in the Philippines	1997	38	.pdf	application/pdf	14732	758	55	In fact, Spanish laws permitted the defendant no civil rights but forced him to appear in court while the prosecution presented its case against him, with the burden of proof and production of evidence on the defendant.4' The state and elite interests predominated over individual rights. Spanish law, for example, gave the parish priests the right to suggest candidates for the juez de paz as well as access to the municipal court.	cache/cjal-3169.pdf	txt/cjal-3169.txt