Existence of the Sufficient Evidence of the Guilt as a Condition for Accepting a Plea Bargain // Dovoljno dokaza o krivici kao uslov za prihvatanje sporazuma o priznanju krivice

Abstract

There is no one criminal procedure legislation which accepts the plea bargain in which it is not under the control of the court. In order to be accepted by a court, it has to meet certain conditions. Those conditions are always more or less expressly provided. The law on criminal procedure effective in Bosnia and Herzegovina specifically provide conditions which a plea bargain has to meet in order to be accepted by a court Those conditions are always more or less expressly provided. The issue of the conditions which a plea bargain has to meet in order to be accepted by a court. The issue of the conditions which a plea bargain has to meet in order to be accepted is one of its most important questions. A special place among them belongs to the condition which is generally accepted and under which required that the evidence submitted with a plea bargain has to meet certain standards regarding the quality and quantity. There is no criminal procedure legislation which is the admission of the guilt by the defendant in a plea bargain is enough without any other evidence. In the criminal procedure legislation of Bosnia and Herzegovina this condition is established as the existence of the sufficient evidence ot the guilty of the defendant. The question when this condition is met is tried to be answered in this paper.