Appearance of constitutional constraints in the taking of evidence in criminal proceedings – issue of unlawful evidence
Appearance of constitutional constraints in the taking of evidence in criminal proceedings – issue of unlawful evidence

Summary/Abstract: In my short study, in criminal proceedings, I present a small slice of the issue of unlawful evidence across constitutional constraints on evidence. In this connection, I explore the links between the bans on evidence and the psychological circumstances experienced during the interrogations, which may be one of the reasons for the false confession and thus the false convictions, all supported by an incident. In the end, I will try to draw conclusions and make a proposal to eliminate such errors.

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