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Processes » The Penal Process » The development of the process
Canon 1728. §1 Without prejudice to the canons of this title, and unless the nature of the case requires otherwise, in a penal trial the judge is to observe the canons concerning judicial procedures in general, those concerning the ordinary contentious process, and the special norms about cases which concern the public good.
§2 The accused person is not bound to admit to an offence, nor may the oath be administered to the accused.
§1. Salvis praescriptis canonum huius tituli, in iudicio poenali applicandi sunt, nisi rei natura obstet, canones de iudiciis in genere et de iudicio contentioso ordinario, servatis specialibus normis de causis quae ad bonum publicum spectant.
§2. Accusatus ad confitendum delictum non tenetur, nec ipsi iusiurandum deferri potest.
Previous Next§2 The accused person is not bound to admit to an offence, nor may the oath be administered to the accused.
§1. Salvis praescriptis canonum huius tituli, in iudicio poenali applicandi sunt, nisi rei natura obstet, canones de iudiciis in genere et de iudicio contentioso ordinario, servatis specialibus normis de causis quae ad bonum publicum spectant.
§2. Accusatus ad confitendum delictum non tenetur, nec ipsi iusiurandum deferri potest.
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