Dismissal of Public Prosecution
In criminal proceedings, "dismissal" means that there is no longer any legal benefit in continuing the public prosecution, or that one of the grounds for termination explicitly stipulated by law has occurred. Read More
Personal Grounds for Impunity in Criminal Law
Criminal law primarily aims to punish the person who commits a crime. However, in some cases, even if the act constitutes a crime, the perpetrator may not be punished... Read More
The Decision that There Is No Grounds for Punishment and Its Legal Framework
In criminal proceedings, even if the act committed by the defendant constitutes a crime, in some cases the court may not deem it necessary to impose a penalty. In these cases, the court may decide that "there is no need to impose a penalty...". Read More
The Conviction and its Legal Framework
The fundamental aim of criminal proceedings is to uncover the material truth and to justly punish those who have committed crimes. If the defendant is found guilty at the end of the trial, the court issues a conviction... Read More
The Decision to Dismiss a Case in Criminal Procedure and its Legal Framework
In criminal procedure, not every case brought before the courts is evaluated and a verdict is reached on its merits. In some cases, the court may dismiss the case without considering its merits. The decision to dismiss the case... Read More
The Decision to Dismiss a Case in Criminal Procedure and its Legal Framework
The purpose of criminal proceedings is to determine whether an act constitutes a crime and to deliver a lawful verdict against the perpetrator. However, in some cases, a criminal trial... Read More
Decision to Suspend the Case in Criminal Proceedings
Criminal proceedings are conducted with the aim of evaluating evidence and reaching the material truth, while respecting the right to a fair trial of those suspected of committing a crime. However, in some cases... Read More