the witness’s right against self-incrimination. national standard
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Abstract
This study is meant to reveal the legal solution in the Romanian system regarding the witness’s right not to contribute
to self-incrimination. Thus, as a translation of the principle nemo testis idoneus in re sua, the Romanian legislator stipulated
the witness’s right against self-incrimination under the privilege of not using his statements, in consideration of his locus
standi, against him, regardless of the fact that he later on was given the status of a defendant for the same offence or whether
he is a defendant in a different case, which is connected to the one where he is a witness. Likewise, the privilege of not using
his statements against him, stipulated under these conditions in the criminal procedure law, seems to respond to the three
difficult choices that the witness has, a premises for the necessity to formulate, on a jurisprudential bases, the witness’s right
to remain silent and the right against self-incrimination.
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| Authors | ;Ioan-Paul CHIȘ |
| Journal | Environmental monitoring and assessment |
| Year | 2018 |
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