Function and essence of oral motives and the statement of reason for the judgment in criminal procedure

Abstract

Convincing of the parties of the proceedings about right of the judgment is an implication of the principle of criminal accurate response. This paper addresses the issue of recording of oral motives of the statement of reason for the judgment, and also jurisprudence and jurisdictional views of the issue. The important question is: “Do you have to make the statement of reason for the judgment ex officio whether to keep the current system?”. An attempt to answer the question posed is supported by comparative threads and analysis of current practices of the Code of Criminal Procedure. This article contains critical applications de lege ferenda.