SS-7025/2012-KOL ECLI:DK:KOL:2022:SS0000001033 Généré par l'IA

Court dismisses request for continued remand detention and refusal of police interview material copy.

Numéro de cause SS-7025/2012-KOL

Autorité / Tribunal Retten i Kolding

Juridiction

Danemark (DK)

Date de la décision 2013-04-02

Issue du litige Rejeté (Dismissed)

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Synthèse Legislator

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The court dismissed the applicant's request for continued remand detention and the refusal to provide a copy of police interview materials. The applicant argued that continued detention lacked sufficient justification and that access to interview records was denied unlawfully. The court found no new grounds necessitating continued detention and upheld the police's decision regarding the material distribution.

Regeste Legislator

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Straffesagens lovgivning; Varetægtsfængsling: Det kræves konkrete og tilstrækkelige begrundelser for fortsat varetægtsfængsling, og politiets aflytningsmateriale skal udleveres efter lovens regler.

Mots-clés

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remand detention justification police interview materials access to records criminal procedure law pre-trial detention détention extraditionnelle communication des éléments à charge instruction pénale pendante

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