Confrontation from a criminal procedural approach

Fenyvesi, Csaba (2009) Confrontation from a criminal procedural approach. Acta Juridica Hungarica, 50 (1). pp. 31-57. ISSN 1216-2574

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Abstract

The author made a research over the past six years, and gathered data regarding confrontation as truth-seeking method in the criminal procedure. He analysed the Hungarian legal rules of confrontation in historical and recent time and claimed that the concept and the types (classification) of confrontation was clear. As an evidentiary procedure, it can be well demarcated and distinguished from other applicable means of seeking the truth in CPA and beyond it in the area of criminal-tactics. Thus, from interrogation, identification parade, attempt to prove, crime scene interrogation, search/body search, parallel hearing of experts, polygraph and cross-examination. Above all you can read a few amendment proposals of the statutory regulation of confrontation.

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