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Correlation of legal regulations on evidence and proof procedures with article 6 of the european convention on the protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms

Evidence and evidence are of particular importance in criminal proceedings, as, together with evidence, they are closely linked to the realization of the principle of finding out the truth, as well as to the fact that in most criminal cases there are problems related to evidence and means of proof. The legality of the evidence depends on the issuance of a decision to convict or acquit the person in a criminal trial. Legal regulations are closely correlated with the provisions of the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms, in particular Article 6, the right to a fair trial. In this context, a criterion of applicability of this article in criminal matters lies in the nature of the procedure; the text refers to the right to be tried by a court, in the sense of court, which must decide on the merits of any accusation in this matter criminal law, and the merits of an accusation are based on conclusive, pertinent and useful evidence administered by means of evidence and evidence procedures provided by law.