RESPONSIBILITY AND LEGAL CONCEPTS: IN ABSENTIA TRIALS BETWEEN POSITIVE OBLIGATIONS OF THE STATE AND THE RIGHT TO PARTICIPATION IN CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS. The paper provides a critical comment to the judgement n. 192/2023 of the Italian Constitutional Court on the Regeni case. The judgment at stake is examined from the specific per-spective of criminal procedure, highlighting the judicial path that led to the ruling, the legal options available to the Constitutional Court and the consequences of its decision on the criminal justice system. In particular, it is ar-gued that the Constitutional Court's decision inserted a new hypothesis of trial in absentia, outside the logic of those already provided for by the provisions of the Code of Criminal Procedure. This solution is critically analysed in light of the specific circumstances of the case and their relationship with the need to protect the right of defence and the fair trial in criminal proceedings. Finally, there is a reflection on the scope of positive obligations to prosecute and the disagreements raised by their advancement among scholars and practitio-ners in the field of criminal justice.

Responsabilità e concetti: il rito in absentia tra obblighi di celebrazione e conoscenza effettiva del processo / Pressacco, Luca. - In: DIRITTI UMANI E DIRITTO INTERNAZIONALE. - ISSN 1971-7105. - 2024, 18:1(2024), pp. 109-118. [10.12829/113344]

Responsabilità e concetti: il rito in absentia tra obblighi di celebrazione e conoscenza effettiva del processo

Pressacco, Luca
2024-01-01

Abstract

RESPONSIBILITY AND LEGAL CONCEPTS: IN ABSENTIA TRIALS BETWEEN POSITIVE OBLIGATIONS OF THE STATE AND THE RIGHT TO PARTICIPATION IN CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS. The paper provides a critical comment to the judgement n. 192/2023 of the Italian Constitutional Court on the Regeni case. The judgment at stake is examined from the specific per-spective of criminal procedure, highlighting the judicial path that led to the ruling, the legal options available to the Constitutional Court and the consequences of its decision on the criminal justice system. In particular, it is ar-gued that the Constitutional Court's decision inserted a new hypothesis of trial in absentia, outside the logic of those already provided for by the provisions of the Code of Criminal Procedure. This solution is critically analysed in light of the specific circumstances of the case and their relationship with the need to protect the right of defence and the fair trial in criminal proceedings. Finally, there is a reflection on the scope of positive obligations to prosecute and the disagreements raised by their advancement among scholars and practitio-ners in the field of criminal justice.
2024
Responsabilità e concetti: il rito in absentia tra obblighi di celebrazione e conoscenza effettiva del processo / Pressacco, Luca. - In: DIRITTI UMANI E DIRITTO INTERNAZIONALE. - ISSN 1971-7105. - 2024, 18:1(2024), pp. 109-118. [10.12829/113344]
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