The complicated privileged regime art. 30 of the Penal Code in Spanish of codelincuencia and abetting crimes committed using means or mechanical supports dissemination
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https://doi.org/10.17230/nfp.9.81.2Keywords:
Crimes committed using mechanical broadcasting media, crimes of press, crime partners, principals an accessories, concealment, freedom of the press.Abstract
The Spanish Criminal or Penal Code (Código Penal) establishes in its art. 30 a privileged system in regard to crime partners and concealment in crimes committed using mechanical broadcasting media (the traditionally so called “crimes of press”, a system without parallel in Colombia. This paper makes revision of some complicated aspects of
such a system considers the convenience of its permanence, coming to the conclusion that its abolition would be preferable and, concerning Colombia, the introduction of a similar one is not advisable.
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