WARRANTIES REGARDING THE SECURITY SINGLE:
1 ª WARRANTY: LEGAL CASE FOR AUTHORIZED PERSONS DEPRIVED OF THEIR FREEDOM TO OTHERS.
Only the C and the law can establish the circumstances and manner in which a person may be detained or restricted, this is the guarantee of legality of detentions and arrests. Order requires competent official in accordance with Article 129 of the penal code, the agents police are obliged to arrest any offender of crime or misdemeanor in the act, the just sentenced prison, detention or imprisonment has broken his conviction or the detainee or prisoner shall escape. At first no one can be arrested without warrant but in the act (Article 130), is deemed flagrant offender:
• When currently committing the crime
• When you just commit
• When the run of the place of commission of the crime and is designated by the victim or another person as a perpetrator or accomplice
• At that time the commission immediately of the crime was found with objects from crime or signs in themselves or in their clothing that is suspected to participate or weapons or instruments used to commit
people
• To be assaulted, injured or victims of robbery or theft indicated as a perpetrator or accomplice to the crime just
committed
2 ª WARRANTY: LEGAL FORM OF DETENTION.
The arrest warrants to be duly intimidated, that is displayed prior to the offender and the force should only be used if they become necessary (Article 125 CPP) to prevent evasion of the question.
3 rd WARRANTY: LEGAL PLACES OF DETENTION.
The C states that only public places and only rarely affected house itself can be used to detain. It adds the prohibition on receiving the detention of a person without recording a public record of the warrant and the absolute isolation of the detainee (art. 19 n º 7, letter d).
4 th WARRANTY: LEGAL LIMITS OF DETENTION.
The C indicates the time at which to bring the detainee before a judge, these are the length of police custody, as opposed to judicial custody counted once as an individual before the court. The C deals with the period of police custody pointing 24 hours after arrest. If the arrest was carried out by court order, the subject should be made available within 48 hours, which in specific cases can last up to five or ten days by court order. The new penal code sets shorter periods (Article 131 CPP)
pretrial detention and provisional release
Preventive detention is a precautionary measure adopted by the supervising judge when he examined the defendant enters into the investigation but only if other precautionary measures are insufficient to ensure the procedure. The CPP is exceptional preventive detention, formerly vice versa, freedom was exceptional. The C of 1980 provides that the freedom of the accused shall, unless the arrest or detention to be considered by the judge as required for investigations or the security of the person concerned or society, adding that the law establishes the requirements and conditions (please e). The probation was a benefit that was granted to detained or "processed" to await the results of the research release. In the current system of preventive detention is exceptional and the C should be amended in this part. BAN
required to incriminate, POINT f
Prohibits to compel a individual to incriminate himself in criminal case can only urge you to tell the truth, another thing is the benefit to the work.
the prohibition against the penalty of confiscation, POINT g
Confiscation of property is the award to the treasury of the assets of the offender that affects the whole family. What is the fundamental law allows confiscation, a penalty of deprivation or loss of the effects of crime or property used to commit. Eg drugs that have fallen into seizure in violation of the Law 19366 and firearms for violating the gun law, 17,198
BAN ON PENSION RIGHTS, POINT
h
The prohibition against the loss of pension rights because it also affects the family.
action for compensation for miscarriages of justice, POINT i
Environment to enforce the liability of E º allowing a person to receive an indemnity as compensation for damage caused when he was deprived of liberty or convicted unjustly
1 ª WARRANTY: LEGAL CASE FOR AUTHORIZED PERSONS DEPRIVED OF THEIR FREEDOM TO OTHERS.
Only the C and the law can establish the circumstances and manner in which a person may be detained or restricted, this is the guarantee of legality of detentions and arrests. Order requires competent official in accordance with Article 129 of the penal code, the agents police are obliged to arrest any offender of crime or misdemeanor in the act, the just sentenced prison, detention or imprisonment has broken his conviction or the detainee or prisoner shall escape. At first no one can be arrested without warrant but in the act (Article 130), is deemed flagrant offender:
• When currently committing the crime
• When you just commit
• When the run of the place of commission of the crime and is designated by the victim or another person as a perpetrator or accomplice
• At that time the commission immediately of the crime was found with objects from crime or signs in themselves or in their clothing that is suspected to participate or weapons or instruments used to commit
people
• To be assaulted, injured or victims of robbery or theft indicated as a perpetrator or accomplice to the crime just
committed
2 ª WARRANTY: LEGAL FORM OF DETENTION.
The arrest warrants to be duly intimidated, that is displayed prior to the offender and the force should only be used if they become necessary (Article 125 CPP) to prevent evasion of the question.
3 rd WARRANTY: LEGAL PLACES OF DETENTION.
The C states that only public places and only rarely affected house itself can be used to detain. It adds the prohibition on receiving the detention of a person without recording a public record of the warrant and the absolute isolation of the detainee (art. 19 n º 7, letter d).
4 th WARRANTY: LEGAL LIMITS OF DETENTION.
The C indicates the time at which to bring the detainee before a judge, these are the length of police custody, as opposed to judicial custody counted once as an individual before the court. The C deals with the period of police custody pointing 24 hours after arrest. If the arrest was carried out by court order, the subject should be made available within 48 hours, which in specific cases can last up to five or ten days by court order. The new penal code sets shorter periods (Article 131 CPP)
pretrial detention and provisional release
Preventive detention is a precautionary measure adopted by the supervising judge when he examined the defendant enters into the investigation but only if other precautionary measures are insufficient to ensure the procedure. The CPP is exceptional preventive detention, formerly vice versa, freedom was exceptional. The C of 1980 provides that the freedom of the accused shall, unless the arrest or detention to be considered by the judge as required for investigations or the security of the person concerned or society, adding that the law establishes the requirements and conditions (please e). The probation was a benefit that was granted to detained or "processed" to await the results of the research release. In the current system of preventive detention is exceptional and the C should be amended in this part. BAN
required to incriminate, POINT f
Prohibits to compel a individual to incriminate himself in criminal case can only urge you to tell the truth, another thing is the benefit to the work.
the prohibition against the penalty of confiscation, POINT g
Confiscation of property is the award to the treasury of the assets of the offender that affects the whole family. What is the fundamental law allows confiscation, a penalty of deprivation or loss of the effects of crime or property used to commit. Eg drugs that have fallen into seizure in violation of the Law 19366 and firearms for violating the gun law, 17,198
BAN ON PENSION RIGHTS, POINT
h
The prohibition against the loss of pension rights because it also affects the family.
action for compensation for miscarriages of justice, POINT i
Environment to enforce the liability of E º allowing a person to receive an indemnity as compensation for damage caused when he was deprived of liberty or convicted unjustly