Criminal Procedure and The Court System

Therefore, the appropriate method applies to the concept of entity "Bill insists"; entity is the statute or the enactment. Entity law, including the facts of civil rights and obligations, is responsible for civil law. As a criminal justice system suitable for civil rights and a court system to give appropriate expression, in the four amendments is a "bibliography", it is closely related to the substantive law of the Code of Criminal Procedure.

With the criminal law, the procedures and the idea of ​​an appropriate judicial system has always been a problem and since then it has to be set in the United States. This concept is always under constant speculation and changes almost every year. One of the most influential parts of the Penal Code and Judicial System Procedures is the Bill of Rights. The "Bill of Rights" not only forces the concept of substance law but also created by the representatives of the United States, as well as the framework

Introduction of the general criminal law (Reichsstrafgesetzbuch) in 1871; 1877 (Gerichtsverfassungsgesetz), Civil Procedure Act (Zivilprozessordnung), Criminal Procedures (Strafprozessordnung) in the court system established common court procedures. French occupation by Napoleon by a part of Germany, still in effect in Prussia 1881 1794 Allegemeines Prestisis Landrecht before 1893, for example, in 1873, the empire changed the state of various civil laws ( I changed the constitution so that I can replace it, the empire which is a huge effort, the first committee to develop the common civil law as a whole is established and Bürgerliches Gesetzbuch (BGB) is generated probably the most impressive law It is one of the major works, which eventually has many revisions but entered into force in 1900 on January 1, but all of these are still codified effective today.

On April 28, 1982, the Supreme Court (under the jurisdiction of criminal cases and court proceedings in the federal court) proposed in Parliament "Federal Civil Procedure Rules", "Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure" several amendments , "Rules and Forms of Procedures". Under the United States Code Title 28 section 2254 and 2255 under the Federal District Court (under the jurisdiction of the Personal Protection Warrant Procedure). These revisions will come into force on August 1, 1982. In order to reduce the burden of the US martial, the amendment of Article 4 of the "Federal Civil Procedure Rules" provides subpoenas and complaints in private civil lawsuits. Appendix II, page 7 (report of the committee on practice and procedure rules), 16 (note by the advisory committee)