Vol. 60 No. 12 (2012), Studies

Vol. 60 No. 12 (2012)

Using information recovered during covert operations as evidence

Studies

Published 2012-12-15

László Kis⁺⁻

László Kis

Budapest District Court for the IV and XV Districts

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Keywords

secret data collection
Criminal Procedure Act
evidence

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Using information recovered during covert operations as evidence. (2012). Academic Journal of Internal Affairs, 60(12), 70-92. https://doi.org/10.38146/bsz-ajia.2012.v60.i12.pp70-92

Abstract

The author provides an overview of how information retrieved during covert operations can be used as evidence in criminal procedures, in the light of recent legislative changes in Hungary.

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