| Abstract [eng] |
In the Master Thesis there is investigated the pre-trial terms and their security and control issues. The main aim - to examine the pre-trial deadlines; discuss them in a historical perspective, etc. to compare with pre-existing, current terms, based on the European Court of Human Rights and the Lithuanian Supreme Court, the criminal law of scientific analysis, to explore, as is understood reasonable terms in courts practice. The aim is to reveal the contents of the pre-trial terms in criminal proceedings, a review of its development. Objectives and targets to achieve invoked logical, linguistic, historical and comparative methods. In the master thesis there is represented and proved the opinion regarding the terms of investigation, there is discussed the principle of the fast process, its influence for the terms of pre-trial investigation. Fast process ensures the human right to the fair trial and its process. During the pre-trial investigation the evaluation of circumstances is easier and faster as there are less time after commitment. In the master thesis it was looked for an answer to this question – could the formal terms defined by legislators reduce the duration of the pre-trial investigation. There was analyzed the European Human Rights court practise and the practise of Constitutional Court and Supreme Court in the Republic of Lithuania regarding these topics. The master thesis consists of the content, introduction, there main pats, conclusions, list of the literature and summary. |
