PARTICULARITĂȚI ALE ADMISIBILITĂȚII PROBELOR ÎN LEGISLAȚIA ALTOR STATE
PARTICULARS OF THE ADMISSIBILITY OF EVIDENCE UNDER THE LEGISLATION OF OTHER STATES

Summary/Abstract: The scientific research is dedicated to the investigation of the problem of admissibility of evidence in the legislation of other states, depending on the legal system they are a part. The issue of admissibility of evidence is reflected differently regionally, but also temporally, with reflexive implications on the notions of admissibility of evidence correlated with those of admissibility of obtained or identified data. The evidence was and will remain for a long time a category of information that influences the will of the subjects who are involved in the criminal process, but it is important how they do it and what is their role in the different probation systems of the different states. If in the Common law legal system the judicial precedents (case-law) are the ones that created guarantees regarding the admission or exclusion of illegally obtained evidence, then in the Continental law system, the law provides normative rules of the inadmissibility of illegally obtained evidence.

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