Recht deel 2 Flashcards

1
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What are the 2 keywords of Criminal law?

A

What and who

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2
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What is a criminal act in itself?

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Sanctioning without legal ground

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3
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What are the 2 keywords of Administrative law?

A

what and why

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4
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What does the judge do in Administrative law?

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Judge checks if the right decision was made

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5
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What are the 2 keywords of Civil law?

A

What and which regulations apply

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6
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What does the judge do in Civil law?

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Judge explains and applies the law

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7
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Which two phases does criminal law have?

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investigation and prosecution

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8
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What questions does the investigation want to answer? 2

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1.has a criminal act taken place?
2.who has committed this criminal act?

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9
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What questions does the Prosecution want to answer? 4

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1.can the charged act be proved?
2.is the proven act a criminal offense?
3.is the perpetrator punishable?
4.what punishment should be imposed?

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10
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By which investigative officers is investigation done?

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  1. police officers
  2. investigative officers from government agencies other than police
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11
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By who is prosecution done?

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members of the judiciary, on initiative by a public prosecutor.

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12
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What investigative tools can be used with permission by an impartial judge? 5

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-intrusive observation
-infiltration
-access locations
-access to documents
-investigate communication

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13
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What legal evidence is accepted in criminal law?

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-personal observation by judge
-suspect testimony
-witness testimony
-expert testimony
-written documents (police reports)

Facts that are acknowledged and generally known

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14
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When can forensic evidence be used as evidence?

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1.When it is in a written report.
2.The forensic evidence has to be obtained and investigated by a forensic expert.

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15
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What decides if experts are recognized?

A

wet deskundige in strafzaken

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16
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What are 4 conditions for an expert to be used in criminal law?

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1.An expert needs to be appointed
2.An appointed expert is obligated to perform the investigation himself
3.An expert needs to substantiate his report. (motivate)
4.The expert is obligated to answer any questions that rise about the investigation or report.

17
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How can Forensic evidence uphold the most integrity and reliability?

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-validity of the investigation performed (CoE and Coc)
-judicial validity (methods used)
-expertise of the appointed expert

18
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What gets investigated in civil law?

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-Disputes between civilians and corporate entities or amongst civilians or corporate entities themselves
-mostly about damages and liability

19
Q

What is a plaintiff?

A

plaintiff = has a claim on the defendant
often the defendant also has a claim against the plaintiff.

20
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What are the General principles in civil law? (3)

A

passive judge
equality
impartiality

21
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When can forensic expertise in civil law be used?

A

initiative by one of the parties or
by order of the judge at the request of either party

22
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What is evidence in civil law?

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-personal observation by the judge
-witness testimony
-expert reports
-written documents

23
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What are conditions for a forensic expertise in civil law? 5

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-the expert has to communicate with both parties
-expert needs to be and remain impartial
-perform to the best of his ability
-personally perform the investigation
-needs to provide a written report