مجلة القانون العام الجزائري والمقارن
Volume 12, Numéro 1, Pages 124-134
2026-07-27
Authors : Sofiane Abdelkader Athmani .
This study, which takes a close look at flagrante delicto procedures in light of Law 25 14 (the Algerian Code of Criminal Procedure), tries to get at what flagrante delicto really means as a legal situation that allows judicial police officers to take exceptional and quick action either while an offence is being committed or right after it has happened. Such procedures can be started provided that one of the recognised forms of flagrante delicto is there, along with the legal conditions that authorise investigative and inquiry measures—like detention for questioning, searches, and crime scene assessment—insofar as these help facilitate investigations and speed up the process of identifying the offender. All of this, however, must be done while carefully balancing the effectiveness of exceptional procedures against the need to safeguard individual freedoms.
Flagrante delicto, Offence, Criminal procedure, Rights and liberties
حاج أحمد عبد الله
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ص 640-663.
حافظ بن زلاط
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ص 106-114.
Attalah Toufik
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Malkia Nabil
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pages 1371-1380.