EIRP Proceedings, Vol 6 (2011)
General Considerations Regarding the Interceptions and Audio-video Registrations Related to the Judicial Practice and Present Legislation
Abstract
The present paper tries to analyze the controversy of the admissibility of the
interceptions and audio-video registrations in the phase of the precursory documents
cannot be admitted. The fact that interceptions and registrations can be disposed even
before starting the criminal prosecution, respectively before starting the criminal process
or even before committing an offence is to bring severe prejudices to the right of a fair
process and the right to a private life in the way in which these are stipulated in the
Constitution and in the European Convention of the Human rights.
interceptions and audio-video registrations in the phase of the precursory documents
cannot be admitted. The fact that interceptions and registrations can be disposed even
before starting the criminal prosecution, respectively before starting the criminal process
or even before committing an offence is to bring severe prejudices to the right of a fair
process and the right to a private life in the way in which these are stipulated in the
Constitution and in the European Convention of the Human rights.
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