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Serbo-Croatian
Etymology
Back formed from ìzvideti, ìzvidjeti.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /îzʋiːd/
- Hyphenation: iz‧vid
Noun
ȉzvīd m (Cyrillic spelling и̏звӣд)
- (law) enquiry, investigation (of an authority)
2016, Jakob Nakić, Marko Rogić, “Nezakoniti dokazi u kaznenom postupku (Poseban osvrt na mjere tajnog snimanja telefonskih razgovora i trećega u tim radnjama)”, in Zbornik Pravnog Fakulteta Sveučilišta u Rijeci, volume 37, number 1, page 542:Međutim, pored prethodno definiranih okvira i razloga nezakonitosti dokaza, mnoge kontroverze u teoriji, ali i u sudskoj praksi, potenciralo je pitanje pravilnosti i zakonitosti (dokazno-pravne iskoristivosti) sadržaja tehničkih snimki telefonskih razgovora izrađenih na temelju valjanog sudskog naloga za provođenje posebne dokazne radnje (posebnog izvida) prema određenoj osobi i za određeno kazneno djelo, u odnosu na treću osobu i za kazneno djelo koje nije obuhvaćeno inicijalnim nalogom.- Moreover, in addition to the above defined frames and grounds of unlawfulness of evidence, many controversies in theory, but also in judicial practice, have potentiated the question of rightfulness and lawfulness (evidentiary-legal usability) of the content of a technical recording of a speech executed by force of a valid court order for the transaction of a special evidentiary work (special investigation) in the context of a definite person and a definite criminal case in relation to a third person and to a criminal case that is not encompassed by the initial court order.
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