Brief notes about the correctness of the criminal non-prosecution agreement after the indictment
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Plea bargaining , Criminal agreement, Negotiated Justice , Anti-crime LawAbstract
The present work seeks to contribute to the identification of the correct moment from which it is really no longer possible to consider a non-criminal prosecution agreement. After checking (i) the characteristic note of the consensual criminal justice institutes, in general, (ii) the main political-criminal objectives of the consensual criminal justice and (iii) the solution to the proposed problem, adopted by some legal systems belonging to the civil law system, it is concluded that the criminal non-prosecution agreement must be admitted even after the receipt of the indictment, as long as the production of the oral evidence has not yet started.
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