Autor: Árpád Budaházi
Publicat în: SUBB Iurisprudentia nr. 2/2017
Disponibil online: aici.
Abstract: Lawfully collected and credible evidences are indispensable in judging criminal
cases by the court, whether to establish criminal liability of the defendant, to decide over acquittance
or to eventually terminate the procedure. Courts may refer to five means of criminal evidence (the
testimony of the witness, the expert opinion, physical evidence, documents and pleadings of the
defendant) in Hungary, out of which three means shall be considered as personal evidences (the
testimony of the witness, the expert opinion, the pleadings of the defendant), while the remaining
two result in material evidences (physical [vezi tot]
