Jakie dowody są dopuszczane w procesie karnym, a jakie nie?

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• Marek Grodzki 2011-07-01 16:47:27

  Re: Jakie dowody są dopuszczane w procesie karnym, a jakie nie?

  For me, criminal proceedings confused with civil proceedings due to lack of response from the Prosecutor: I. comment19 comment20 Article 107 kpk § 1 The court, which ruled about the property claims, gives at the request of the entitled person executory formula subject to any enforceable decision enforceable by execution. § 2 (60) For the decision about property claims shall also be treated decisions requiring duty of reparation or satisfaction for the injury and vengeance passed for the victim if they are suitable for execution under the provisions of the Code of Civil Procedure. § 3 The provisions of § 1 and 2 shall apply mutatis mutandis to the obligation under an agreement concluded before a court. II. 1958 12 17 The decision of the Supreme Court - Civil Chamber of 17 December 1958 3 CR 462/58 OSN 1962 / I item. 6 Circumstances known privately to members of the bench need to be prove normal. The facts known to the court official (Article 237 § 2 of the Code of Civil Procedure), which do not require proof, they are such facts, the court heard at the performance of official acts (eg, while recognizing another matter), rather than facts that have come to information, or have been seen by members of a set of judging in any way.

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