Abstract
The author explains and analyzes the first amendments of the Code of Criminal Procedure. He points out their advantages and shortcomings, putting special emphasis on provisions relating to procedure against acts of organized crime. In the second part of his article, the author points out the need for further reform of the law of criminal procedure. He proposes concrete solutions such as those relating to systematic, basic provisions, a different approach to the principle of truth, getting closer to the accusatory type of procedure, protection of witnesses, and a new model of prosecutor's investigation.
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