英文摘要 |
The main purpose of the Criminal Procedure Law is to the discovery of truth and to pursue justice, but it must not neglect the requirement of protecting the Fundamental Rights of the Accused through the practice orderly procedures. In this regard, the detention is the most drastic and irreversible interference of fundamental rights with the defendant’s right to personal freedom before a definitive judgement, is located in a tense area between the discovery of truth and the protection of Fundamental Rights. Therefore, before the detention is initiated, the first priority we should consider what is the appropriate purpose of the detention, and by the purpose of the detention of confirmation, it can be used to limit the state’s arbitrary use of the detention and ultimately achieve to avoid the effect of abuse. Second, the Principle of Presumption of Innocence is not only one of the most important legal principles that governs the Constitution and Criminal Procedure Law, but is also widely recognized as a universal value by most democratic countries and human rights conventions. In this regard, this article first discusses the various legal doctrines and judgment, opinion of the court, analyzing its the legal meaning, content, effects, and impact on the defendant in the criminal process, and try to find the Principle of Presumption of Innocence is the relatively clear and operable standard of review. In addition, the above standard of review is used to re-examine the appropriateness of“prosecution, trial, or execution”as the purpose of the detention under the Article 101 paragraph 1 of the Criminal Procedure Law, and further examine whether each of the specified grounds for the detention is consistent with the foregoing purposes. Furthermore, a comprehensive review of the appropriateness of the terminology used in the Criminal Procedure Law regarding detention, distinguishing the difference between the detention and the security detention, and the system of escape prevention is discussed from German Criminal Procedure Law and Article 6 of the European Convention on Human Rights perspective. In summary, the article has proposed concrete legislative suggestions for the legislators. |