Abstract
The paper highlights some of the deterioration of the defendant, s position in the 2011 Code of criminal procedure of Serbia. On the other hand, it points to some relatively new institutions that go behind the traditional role of the defendant, which is reflected in the opposition to the charges. These are three types of defendant, s agreement with the public prosecution. The first form is a diversionary model, which is applied in the pre-trial procedure. The second is the plea agreement. Both forms were introduced before the confluence to relieve criminal justice, but the defendant himself benefits. The third form is the conclusion of an agreement between the defendant and the sentenced person on testimony in other to successfully detect, prove or prevent the criminal acts referred to in article 162, paragraph 1, item 1 of the Code of criminal procedure.
Highlights
ТРАДИЦИОНАЛНА И НОВА УЛОГА ОКРИВЉЕНОГ У КРИВИЧНОМ ПОСТУПКУ*
Сажетак: У раду се указује на нека погоршања положаја окривљеног у ЗКП Србије из 2011.
С друге стране, указује се на неке релативно нове установе, које су у правцу превазилажења традиционалне улоге окри вљеног, која се огледа у супротстављању оптужби.
Summary
ТРАДИЦИОНАЛНА И НОВА УЛОГА ОКРИВЉЕНОГ У КРИВИЧНОМ ПОСТУПКУ* Сажетак: У раду се указује на нека погоршања положаја окривљеног у ЗКП Србије из 2011. С друге стране, указује се на неке релативно нове установе, које су у правцу превазилажења традиционалне улоге окри вљеног, која се огледа у супротстављању оптужби.
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