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2012 | 3 | 227-238

Article title

Problemy powstające na tle stosowania niektórych rozwiązań prawnych wprowadzonych w Polsce w celu skutecznego wykrywania i dowodzenia nowych form przestępczości

Title variants

EN
Certain legal solutions implemented in Poland and the problems which they cause in effective detecting and proving new forms of crime
UK
Проблеми спричинені застосуванням правового регулювання, запровадженого в Польщі для ефективного викриття та доказування нових форм злочинності

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PL UK

Abstracts

EN
The institution of the “little crown witness” was introduced in the Polish Penal Code in 1997 to enable effective detecting and proving the most dangerous forms of crime. The witness in question is a suspect who may receive a more lenient sentence if he or she testifies about crimes committed by other persons. The institution is misused by the prosecution in Poland, as such witness’s testimony is interpreted as evidence, while it should be treated as informa­tion to be confirmed. Criminals abuse the institution to settle scores with rival gangsters and frequently accuse police officers and prosecutors of accepting bribes.

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Volume

3

Pages

227-238

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Dates

published
2012

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Publication order reference

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