Abstract
Offenses against sexual integrity are among those that are the subject of interest of all segments of the widest social community. From learning about this type of criminal offense until the final trial judgment, the public follows the course of criminal proceedings with great interest. This paper seeks to present the quantity and quality of evidence obtained during evidentiary actions through the analysis of judgments rendered by the courts in the Banja Luka region. The aim is to present the impact of the evidentiary actions implemented on the outcome of the court proceedings. This paper presents a portion of the empirical research related to the analysis of the judgments addressed in the author's doctoral dissertation.
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