Count of the remand: unification of computations by dismissal, acquittal and penalty in excess

Authors

  • Natalia Argenti

Keywords:

computer, dismissal, absolution

Abstract

The theme I selected is located, in the process, in the final stage, at the time that must perform the computation of penalty of a private criminal sanction of the freedom to determine how long has been fulfilled, remaining comply and therefore which date there will be to operate the expiration of the penalty. In some cases it may happen that who has been convicted and with respect to whom the penalty computation, is made to record a cause which has purged a pre-trial detention but that the final result was a dismissal or an acquittal. Here’s the question that does not take long to arrive, and is the fact if it is feasible to bring to the computation of the penalty, the days in pre-trial detention in the case which was obtained this favorable outcome (a decoupling) and deduct them from the total time, or if this is not feasible and the claim only can result in monetary compensation. Answers that will be addressed in this work from the hand of the opinion of judges from different courts, which we will illustrate fully on the fundamentals of both antagonistic positions.

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References

ZAFFARONI, Eugenio y otros (2003). Derecho Penal. Parte General. 2da ed. Buenos Aires: Ediar

Published

2017-10-25

How to Cite

Argenti, N. (2017). Count of the remand: unification of computations by dismissal, acquittal and penalty in excess. Anales De La Facultad De Ciencias Juridicas Y Sociales De La Universidad Nacional De La Plata, 13(46). Retrieved from https://revistas.unlp.edu.ar/RevistaAnalesJursoc/article/view/4013

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Section

Derecho Penal