Measure of Security of Obliged Psychiatric Treatment and Story in the Healthcare Institution in the Criminal Law of the Republic Of Srpska // Mjera bezbjednosti obaveznog psihijatrijskog liječenja i čuvanja u zdravstvenoj ustanovi u krivičnom zakoniku Republike Srpske

Authors

  • Veljko Ikanović Vanredni profesor, Fakultet pravnih nauka, Panevropski univerzitet Apeiron Banja Luka, BiH i sudija Vrhovnog suda Republike Srpske

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.7251/GFP1808114I

Abstract

This paper discusses the measure of the safety of compulsory psychiatric treatment and care in a health institution from the new Criminal Code of Republika Srpska. Here, in fact, it is about “returning” to the law of an old measure that previously existed in domestic criminal legislation until its 2003 reform. Considering that a new one has been abandoned in Bosnia and Herzegovina by the harmonization of criminal justice reform, the procedure against irregular perpetrators of criminal offenses and the introduced security measures that other legislation in the country does not know, we expect this to raise the attention of legal science, jurisprudence and certain international factors under the influence of which the measure was removed from the criminal legislation. With this work, we want to draw the attention of the scientific and professional public to the need for traditional, scientifically based and proven solutions to be quickly and uncritically abandoned, so that after a certain period of time, “after-mindedness,” it was understood that it was wrong and counterproductive.

Published

2018-07-24