英文摘要 |
The search system of the Code of Criminal Procedure adopts the principle of writs. In addition, for practical operation needs, an exception is admitted to search without writs. Search incident to lawful arrest is an example of search without writs. It is generally believed that as long as there is a lawful arrest, the incidental search must be carried out within the immediate control of the defendant. However, there are different views on whether the incidental search must still be carried out in the legally moving place of the defendant's body after arrest. This article is based on observations of the legal systems of the United States and Japan, to further examine the interpretation direction and application basis of my country's current legal norms from this topic. |