RT Article
T1 LA PRESUNCIÓN DE INOCENCIA Y EL NUEVO DERECHO PENAL CANÓNICO UN MARCO JURÍDICO INELUDIBLE
JF Revista española de derecho canónico
VO 78
IS 191
SP 1211
OP 1253
A1 Campos Martínez, Francisco J.
LA Spanish
YR 2021
UL https://ixtheo.de/Record/1916425402
AB One of the novelties introduced by the recent reform of canonical criminal law is the explicit recognition of the principle of presumption of innocence of the  accused.  Its  resounding  affirmation  and  its  peculiar  location  within  Book VI constitute it in a legal framework of obligatory observation in the develop-ment of all criminal proceedings, from the already early phase of the preliminary investigation. The author explores at first the legal meaning of the presumption of innocence and its multiple ramifications in canonical criminal law, both sub-stantive and procedural. In a second moment, a series of considerations is made on the relationship between the right to the presumption of innocence of the faithful accused of a crime and the pertinent actions of the ecclesiastical author-ity. Finally, some behavioral guidelines are offered that respect the presumption of innocence and are often not taken into account, violating in one way or an-other this fundamental right of the faithful. Keywords:   Book   VI,   human   rights,   prior   investigation,   precautionarymeasures, moral certainty, assessment of the evidence, in dubio pro reo, criminal law reform, canonical criminal process, graviora delicta, abuse of minors
K1 graviora delicta
K1 Vorsichtsmaßnahmen
K1 frühere Untersuchung
K1 Moralische Gewissheit
DO 10.36576/summa.146834