Aprecierea suficientă a probelor la terminarea urmăririi penale
Sufficient assessment of the evidence at the end of the criminal investigation

Summary/Abstract: The administration of criminal justice depends to a large extent on all the rules governing the administration and qualitative assessment of evidence. In the provisions governing the conduct of criminal proceedings, the rules on the procedural institution of evidence and means of evidence, as well as the role of subjects of law who assess the evidence, are of particular importance, both for the fact that they are closely related to establishing the state of affairs, of crimes, as well as the fact that, for most of the trial, there are problems with evidence and means of proof.Appraisal of evidence is the mental process of evaluating and comparing evidence in order to reach a conclusion as to its value in establishing the facts and circumstances subject to proof, where the prosecuting authority and the court are obliged to clarify the case in all respects on the basis of the evidence in order to find the truth, according to their conviction.

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