Effective criminal investigations for women victims of domestic violence: The approach of the ECtHR

Erbaş, Rahime

doi:10.1016/j.wsif.2021.102468

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“…(Tulkens, 2011: 584) In Opuz v Turkey, in order to protect the applicant's fundamental rights and freedoms, the Court regarded an efficient criminal justice system as essential. The close relationship between human rights law and criminal law became prominent in Opuz v Turkey (see Erbas, 2021).…”

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The European Court of Human Rights’ Engagement with International Human Rights Instruments: Looking at the Cases of Domestic Violence

Demir

2021

TAHRJ

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In its recent jurisprudence on domestic violence, the European Court of Human Rights started to examine the domestic violence cases in the light of relevant international human rights law developed in this specific area. This article examines the engagement of the European Court of Human Rights with other international and regional human rights instruments in domestic violence cases. Upon examination, the article concludes that by integrating its case law into international human rights law the European Court of Human Rights broadens the scope of protection for domestic violence victims and maintains the unity of international law.

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The European Court of Human Rights’ Engagement with International Human Rights Instruments: Looking at the Cases of Domestic Violence

Demir

2021

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“…In the interim, criminal regulation (material) is more centered around the law that controls violations or activities that can be rebuked with not entirely settled by regulation and on whom the wrongdoing can be forced. [2] Criminal procedural regulation is the entirety of legitimate guidelines in regards to how to carry out the arrangements of criminal regulation, in the event that there is an infringement of the standards alluded to in this arrangement. In this way, the criminal procedural rule was made for of upholding regulation and equity in understanding an efficient and quiet life in the public arena.…”

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Implementation of Investigations and Inspections in Revealing Corruption Crimes

Budianto,

Tobing

2023

Proceedings of the 3rd Multidisciplinary International Conference, MIC 2023, 28 October 2023, Jakarta, Indonesia

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Endeavors to endlessly examine criminal demonstrations of debasement are directed in the Criminal Methodology Code (KUHAP), in particular Regulation Number 8 of 1981, Article 1 focuses 1 and 2 form the significance of examination. The truth in the field shows that the execution of requests and examinations in uncovering defilement cases can't be done ideally in light of the fact that there are impediments because of the absence of witnesses and proof. The arrangement of figuring out Criminal Regulation with regards to beating future lawbreaker demonstrations of debasement has been endeavored, to be specific through the drafting of the Bill on the Annihilation of Defilement Wrongdoings (Draft in August 2008). The idea of the Defilement Destruction Bill alludes to the 2003 UNCAC Show. The definition of the discipline framework in the Defilement Annihilation Regulation No.31 of 1999 Jo. Law No. 20 of 2001 controls the components and groupings of criminal demonstrations of defilement. There is no detailing in regards to the discipline framework that explicitly directs criminal demonstrations of debasement, there are just capabilities for criminal demonstrations of defilement that satisfy the components of the subject. The research results show that the investigation process must be executed professionally by investigators based on laws other than the Criminal Technique Code, which is the lawful reason for examiners, in particular Public Police Guideline (Perpol) Number 6 of 2019 concerning the Renouncement of Perkap Number 14 of 2012 concerning the Administration of Criminal Examinations.

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“…Investigators only own efforts to force the confiscation of evidence. [1] Confiscation as a form of coercion must require permission from the court for its implementation in a permit from the Head of the District Court. With the investigator's confiscation action, certain goods or objects will be obtained, which can be used as evidence in the examination process before the trial.…”

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Juridical Review of The Goods Decision Evidence of Economic Value for Destroyed

Desmawati¹,

Sara²

2022

Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Law, Social Science, Economics, and Education, ICLSSEE 2022, 16 April 2022,

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A judge's decision regarding evidence in a criminal case does not rule out the possibility of causing problems in the future, including the emergence of material losses, namely the convict's belongings used in the crime and used as evidence that was not returned to the defendant for destruction. This type of research is library research. The data or materials needed to complete the research come from the literature in journals, books, research reports, etc. Data collection is obtained from secondary legal materials, and the approach is normative. A normative juridical approach is taken to seek the truth by looking at the principles in the provisions of the law. The results of this study include, among others, the regulation of positive Indonesian law regarding the seizure of evidence of economic value to be destroyed, which has been regulated in Article 194 paragraph (1) of the Criminal Procedure Code and is one of the additional penalties and is regulated in Article 10 letter b number 2e of the Criminal Code and Considerations The judge in deciding the destruction of evidence in the case of theft by weighting takes action on the fate of the evidence in the form of 1 (one) motorcycle belonging to the defendant under Article 194 paragraph (1) of the Criminal Procedure Code.

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Effective criminal investigations for women victims of domestic violence: The approach of the ECtHR

Cited by 10 publications

References 15 publications

The European Court of Human Rights’ Engagement with International Human Rights Instruments: Looking at the Cases of Domestic Violence

The European Court of Human Rights’ Engagement with International Human Rights Instruments: Looking at the Cases of Domestic Violence

Implementation of Investigations and Inspections in Revealing Corruption Crimes

Juridical Review of The Goods Decision Evidence of Economic Value for Destroyed

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