Police Officers’ Presumption of Innocence: History, Contemporaneousness and Possibility to Implement into Ukrainian Legislation by V. V. Sokurenko

Subjects: “…police officers’ presumption of innocence…”
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PERTENTANGAN ASAS RES JUDICATA PRO VERITATE HABETUR DENGAN ASAS PRESUMPTION OF INNOCENCE DALAM PERADILAN PIDANA by Didit Wijayanto Wijaya

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Jurisprudential and Legal Principles and Rules Corresponding to the Obtaining of Evidence in Iranian Criminal Law Emphasizing the Procedure of the International Criminal Court by Mehdi Halalkhor Mirkola, Abbas Tadayyon, Rajab Goldoost Joubari

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PRINCIPLES OF APPLICATION OF FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATIVE SANCTIONS IN THE LEGAL DOCTRINE OF UKRAINE AND THE WORLD by Ivan Shumeiko, Iryna Svitlyshyna, Olga Sokolenko

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THE IMPACT OF MEDIA COVERAGE ON THE COURSE OF CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS AND THE RIGHTS OF PARTICIPANTS by А.Ж. Муратова, И.С. Сактаганова, А.Б. Сактаганова, А.Е. Есеналиев, Р. Токанова

“…Keywords: media coverage, criminal proceedings, rights of participants, presumption of innocence and digitalization. …”
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MONEY LAUNDERING AND CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS by A. V. Shashkova

“…Analyzing money-laundering especially in the context of renunciation of presumption of innocence, the author shows the deliberate crime. …”
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PHYSICAL EXCLUSION OF UNLAWFULLY OBTAINED EVIDENCE by Mircea-Constantin SINESCU, Alin-Sorin NICOLESCU

“…Consequently, the recent court decisions are a strong emphasis of the CCR arguments that conclude that exclusion by law of evidence that was obtained unlawfully in criminal proceedings, in the absence of physical removal of such evidence from the criminal case file is not enough to actually guarantee compliance with the rule of presumption of innocence and the right to a fair trial. Although the CCR decision seems to be quite explicit, difficulties have arisen in judicial practice regarding application of the aforementioned provisions, therefore the recent court decisions highlight the necessity of complete physical exclusion of any mentioning or reference regarding the unlawfully obtained evidence.…”
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Principles of public service: system-activity dimension by Yu. I. Shovkun

“…Legal principles: a) general principles of law (humanism, democracy, separation of powers into legislative, executive and judicial, legal certainty, presumption of innocence, proportionality, equality, legal responsibility; b) principles of administrative law (openness and transparency, flexibility, compliance human rights and freedoms, efficiency, prohibition of arbitrariness, innovation, competence, accountability and control, priority of laws of Ukraine and international documents regulating administrative and legal relations, social cohesion, stability and long-term orientation); c) special principles of law that regulate the passage of service by certain categories of public servants (equal access to public service, choice, patriotism, people's power, loyalty to constitutional duty and oath in case of taking it, state support, observance of official (executive) discipline and professional ethics, independence, failure to comply with illegal orders and instructions, consolidation of state and local interests, readiness for prompt performance of official tasks).…”
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Text-Driven Jurisdiction in Cyberspace by Mireille Hildebrandt

“…In the conclusions I call for keen attention to which affordances of cartography and the printing press we need to preserve in cyberspace to uphold criminal law principles such as the presumption of innocence, the right to a fair trial and the legality principle, taking note that preservation will require reinvention and imagination rather than taking for granted the mode of existence of text-driven jurisdiction.…”
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