Elements concerning sanctions in the rules criminalizing the falsification of evidence
Journal Title: Revista Institutului Național al Justiției - Year 2019, Vol 49, Issue 2
Abstract
In this article, the author carried out extensive and detailed investigations into other countries’ criminal matters to identify legal norms that criminalize responsibility for facts that affect social relationships about the authenticity of evidence in a judicial process. At the present stage, in accordance with international standards, any judicial process must respect the human dignity of each person. Falsification of evidence brings serious prejudice to the truth in a judicial process and the removal of citizens’ confidence in the work of the law enforcement agencies.
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Marian Gherman, Eugeniu Piterschi
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