論美國(guó)刑事訴訟的憲法性質(zhì)及其借鑒
[Abstract]:The Code of Criminal procedure is a legal department that specifies how the state exercises the right to penalty. In the process of prosecuting a crime, the power of the state may extend directly to the space of the individual's free right. At this time, State power and individual rights inevitably collide directly. Therefore, in all the proceedings, the confrontation between the rights of power in the criminal proceedings is the most fierce, the result of the operation of the criminal procedure is even more related to freedom and even life; at the same time, the criminal procedure is very special. On the one hand, it is the ultimate means to safeguard social order, on the other hand, it is the last opportunity for individuals to defend their own integrity and independence from social existence. The central task of the constitution is to protect and restrict the power. Because the criminal procedure law and the constitution have the same legislative purpose in the protection of human rights, the two have a natural connection. The greatest characteristic of the American criminal justice system is to raise some litigation acts directly related to the human rights and freedoms of citizens to the height of the Constitution and to provide constitutional protection for the rights of citizens in criminal proceedings. The United States has a very large and complex collection of criminal justice related to constitutional interpretation. Therefore, it is necessary to make a comprehensive and detailed discussion on the constitutional nature of American criminal procedure, which has some reference significance for some basic principles of criminal procedure in our country. The formation of the constitutional nature of American criminal procedure has its unique historical background and development conditions. During the colonial period, the American people were deeply influenced by British natural law and believed that "natural human rights", after the independent revolution, According to Montesquieu's view of social contract, American pioneers established a new government and exercised a decentralized political system. In the United States, the supremacy of the British law was manifested as the supremacy of the constitution, which was the "higher law" in the United States. The federal constitution lays down the criminal procedure system in detail in its text, which makes the criminal procedure law have supreme legal origin. The political system of separation of powers, the tradition of case law and the perfect system of constitutional remedy have played a certain role in the development and consolidation of the constitutional nature of American criminal procedure. The constitutional nature of American criminal procedure is mainly manifested in two aspects. One is that there are as many provisions on the basic rights of criminal procedure in the text of the Constitution, for example, there are as many as 12 provisions on the basic rights of criminal procedure in the Bill of Rights; Second, the provisions of criminal due process, the Fifth Amendment and the Fourteenth Amendment of the Federal Constitution provide for due process, the two provisions have their inherent differences and links. Other provisions on criminal proceedings are also included in the federal constitution, such as the court system, the jurisdiction system, and so on. In addition, it is only a matter of time before the increasingly valued rights of victims are included in the Constitution. The United States Criminal procedure Law also faces many new problems in the constitutional field, such as the new challenges to the relevant rules, the influence of high-tech means, the issue of ethnic groups, and so on. With the accession of countries to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the International Covenant on Civil and political Rights, constitutionalization of criminal proceedings has become an international trend. In contrast, there is not a small gap in our country. Many of the criminal procedural rights and due process provisions belonging to the basic human rights category have not been reflected in the Constitution, and the criminal procedural rights and due process lack the constitutional origin. Our national conditions are very different from those of the United States. For example, there are very different political systems, legal traditions and constitutional remedies. Therefore, when referring to the experience of the United States, we should, at the same time, take the situation of our country into account. To explore the constitutional road of criminal procedure suitable for our country.
【學(xué)位授予單位】:鄭州大學(xué)
【學(xué)位級(jí)別】:碩士
【學(xué)位授予年份】:2009
【分類號(hào)】:D971.2;DD915.3;DD911
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