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Alternative methods of resolving a criminal conflict in criminal procedure of Lithuania
Type of publication
Straipsnis recenzuojamoje užsienio konferencijos medžiagoje / Article in peer-reviewed foreign conference proceedings (P1g)
Title
Alternative methods of resolving a criminal conflict in criminal procedure of Lithuania
Publisher (trusted)
Masaryk University |
Date Issued
2009
Extent
P. 841-852
Is part of
Dny práva – 2009 – Days of Law [Elektroninis išteklius] : the conference proceedings / [ed.]: David Sehnálek, Jiří Valdhans, Radovan Dávid, Libor Kyncl. Brno : Masaryk University, 2009. ISBN 9788021049901.
Field of Science
Abstract
The paper analyses the dismissal of a criminal case in pre – trial investigation and in court whereby the pre – trial investigation judge or the court exercises their right to release an individual, who has allegedly committed a criminal act, from criminal responsibility, i.e. from pronouncing him/her guilty and from imposing punishment on him/her. It is recognised that modern criminal proceedings embrace a wide range of procedural forms, with a tendency toward the widening of the opportunities for the application of simplified forms of criminal proceedings. The exercise of the discretionary criminal prosecution as an expression of the principle of purposefulness (expediency) is on of the methods of resolving a criminal conflict in criminal procedure. The marked tendency of the new Criminal procedure code of Lithuania (2003) is that there are wide possibilities for terminating the pre-trial investigation (Article 212 of CCP). The author concludes that the regulation of alternative forms of settlement of criminal conflicts in the Lithuanian law of criminal procedure is substantially in line with the global trends of criminal proceedings‘ development. Advantages and disadvantages of forms of prosecution discretion have been discussed extensively and thoroughly. However, if regulations are not set properly, various dangers may arise. The analyses of national legal acts, especially Criminal Code and Criminal Procedure Code of Lithuania, points to certain problems of the regulation of the discretionary prosecution.
Type of document
type::text::conference output::conference proceedings::conference paper
ISBN (of the container)
9788021049901
eLABa
2882228
Coverage Spatial
Čekija / Czechia (CZ)
Language
Anglų / English (en)
Bibliographic Details
6
Date Reporting
2010