Acta Universitatis Danubius. Administratio, Vol 11, No 1 (2019)
Introductory Discussions on the Dutch Criminal Code
Abstract
By our study, we aimed, as an objective, to present the general principles of incrimination
derived from the needs of the Dutch social life, which were considered by the Dutch legislator at the
time of the adoption of the Dutch Criminal Code.The presentation of the principles regulated by the
general title in the Dutch Criminal Code have, as a main result, the possibility of knowing, especially
by the students of the second year of study, the general normative framework that is part of the Dutch
positive criminal law. The conclusions we draw are given by the identification of the substantial
common substrate, part of the natural law, on which the Dutch legislator bases his construction of the
Code, in order to build a future European Criminal Code, applicable throughout the European Union.
derived from the needs of the Dutch social life, which were considered by the Dutch legislator at the
time of the adoption of the Dutch Criminal Code.The presentation of the principles regulated by the
general title in the Dutch Criminal Code have, as a main result, the possibility of knowing, especially
by the students of the second year of study, the general normative framework that is part of the Dutch
positive criminal law. The conclusions we draw are given by the identification of the substantial
common substrate, part of the natural law, on which the Dutch legislator bases his construction of the
Code, in order to build a future European Criminal Code, applicable throughout the European Union.
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