Comparative survey of investigation in the criminal procedure legislation of Slovenia and Serbia
Komparativni prikaz istrage u krivično-procesnom zakonodavstvu Slovenije i Srbije
Abstract
Investigation is one of the central phases of the criminal procedure and the outcome and efficiency of the follow-up criminal procedure depend to a large extent on the success of it. Contemporary legislation related to criminal procedure includes the court-focused concept of investigation and the prosecutor-focused or rather prosecutor-police concept of investigation. The paper considers the issues related to the basic features of the investigative procedure in the criminal procedure legislations of the Republic of Slovenia where the court investigation model prevails, and the Republic of Serbia where the new concept of prosecutor-police investigation is to come into force as of June 1st, in keeping with the new Criminal Procedure Act.
Istraga je jedna od centralnih faza krivičnog postupka i u zavisnosti od toga koliko je uspešno sprovedena dobrim delom zavisi i ishod krivičnog postupka a samim tim i njegova efikasnost. U savremenom krivično procesnom zakonodavstvu su zastupljeni sudski koncept istrage i tužilački, odnosno tužilačko policijski koncept istrage. U radu se razmatra problematika koja se odnosi na osnovne karakteristike istražnog postupka u krivično procesnim zakonodavstvima Republike Slovenije, gde je zastupljen koncept sudske istrage i Republike Srbije, gde će od 1. juna biti u primeni koncept tužilačko policijske istrage, shodno novom ZKP.
Keywords:
Criminal Procedure Act / investigation / public prosecutor / investigating judge / police / evidence gathering / search / zakonik o krivičnom postupku / istraga / javni tužilac / istražni sudija / policija / dokazne radnje / potražne radnjeSource:
Bezbednost, Beograd, 2007, 49, 2, 234-249Publisher:
- Ministarstvo unutrašnjih poslova Republike Srbije, Beograd