STATUTORY LIMITATIONS TO THE RIGHT OF APPEAL PURSUANT TO ARTICLE 6 (2, 3) OF THE CRIMINAL ENFORCEMENT CODE IN THE LIGHT OF JUDGMENT K 28/15 OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL TRIBUNAL, OF 12 JULY 2016, NATIONAL REGULATIONS AND INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS

STATUTORY LIMITATIONS TO THE RIGHT OF APPEAL PURSUANT TO ARTICLE 6 (2, 3) OF THE CRIMINAL ENFORCEMENT CODE IN THE LIGHT OF JUDGMENT K 28/15 OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL TRIBUNAL, OF 12 JULY 2016, NATIONAL REGULATIONS AND INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS

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One of the most important institutions designed to guarantee the reality of rights granted to convicts is the right of appeal, in Article 6 of the Criminal Enforcement Code.Appeals submitted by convicts are often perceived as an expression hindigyanvishv.com of their attitude of entitlement and an instrument for paralysing the administration.This is one of the reasons why the legislator introduced conditions into Article 6 (2, 3) of the Criminal Enforcement Code, restricting the right of appeal.These limitations should be acknowledged as incompatible with Article 63 of the here Constitution as well as European and international standards.