| Abstract [eng] |
The criminal intelligence law is one of the laws according to which law enforcement authorities collect data on possible criminal acts and the persons making them. The case law suggests that declaring such data as evidence in criminal proceedings at the trial often raises questions about the legitimacy/legality of the data. This study examines problems related with the acknowledgment of the criminal intelligence law data as evidence in criminal proceedings. The concept of criminal intelligence actions as well as administration rules of the above mentioned data and the relation between criminal intelligence investigation and pre-trial investigation are also analysed. The study consists of introduction, main part that comprises four separate structural parts, findings, summaries in Lithuanian and English as well as the bibliography. |
