Chapter II. Paradigm shifts in the development of evidence in Hungarian law

2.1. The primordial society

2.2. Characteristics of the accusatorial evidence procedures (X–XIV c.)

2.3. The rise of the inquisitorial form of procedure in Hungary

2.4. The stages of the trial under Act XXXIII of 1896 (I. Bp.)

2.5. Changes in the regulation of the investigative phase under socialism

2.6. The effects of the regime change and Act XIX of 1998