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Law > Personality (Law) > Confidential communications > Self-incrimination
... > Science > Humanities > Philosophy > Ethics > Professional ethics > Confidential communications > Self-incrimination
... > Auxiliary sciences of history > Civilization > Erudition > Humanities > Philosophy > Ethics > Professional ethics > Confidential communications > Self-incrimination
... > Cultural sociology > Intellectual life > Erudition > Humanities > Philosophy > Ethics > Professional ethics > Confidential communications > Self-incrimination
Law > Public law > Criminal law > Confidential communications > Self-incrimination
... > Science > Humanities > Philosophy > Ethics > Discipline > Church discipline > Confession > Confidential communications > Self-incrimination
... > Auxiliary sciences of history > Civilization > Erudition > Humanities > Philosophy > Ethics > Discipline > Church discipline > Confession > Confidential communications > Self-incrimination
... > Cultural sociology > Intellectual life > Erudition > Humanities > Philosophy > Ethics > Discipline > Church discipline > Confession > Confidential communications > Self-incrimination
... > Auxiliary sciences of history > Civilization > Comparative religion > Christianity > Theology > Church > Church polity > Church discipline > Confession > Confidential communications > Self-incrimination
... > God > God (Christianity) > Kingdom of God > People of God > Church > Church polity > Church discipline > Confession > Confidential communications > Self-incrimination
... > Auxiliary sciences of history > Civilization > Comparative religion > Christianity > God (Christianity) > Kingdom of God > People of God > Church > Church polity > Church discipline > Confession > Confidential communications > Self-incrimination
... > Religion > Religious thought > Eschatology > Kingdom of God > People of God > Church > Church polity > Church discipline > Confession > Confidential communications > Self-incrimination
... > Auxiliary sciences of history > Civilization > Comparative religion > Christianity > Theology > Christian theology > Eschatology > Kingdom of God > People of God > Church > Church polity > Church discipline > Confession > Confidential communications > Self-incrimination
... > Auxiliary sciences of history > Civilization > Comparative religion > Polity (Religion) > Church polity > Church discipline > Confession > Confidential communications > Self-incrimination
Secrecy > Confidential communications > Self-incrimination
... > Law > Practice of law > Trial practice > Evidence (Law) > Confidential communications > Self-incrimination
Procedure (Law) > Actions and defenses > Evidence (Law) > Confidential communications > Self-incrimination
... > Law > Practice of law > Trial practice > Actions and defenses > Evidence (Law) > Confidential communications > Self-incrimination
Procedure (Law) > Judicial process > Evidence (Law) > Confidential communications > Self-incrimination
... > Lawyers > Judges > Judicial process > Evidence (Law) > Confidential communications > Self-incrimination
... > Lawyers > Courts--Officials and employees > Judges > Judicial process > Evidence (Law) > Confidential communications > Self-incrimination
Procedure (Law) > Civil procedure > Self-incrimination
Procedure (Law) > Self-incrimination
Law > Courts > Criminal procedure > Evidence, Criminal > Self-incrimination
Procedure (Law) > Courts > Criminal procedure > Evidence, Criminal > Self-incrimination
... > Law > Justice, Administration of > Dispute resolution (Law) > Courts > Criminal procedure > Evidence, Criminal > Self-incrimination
Law > Public law > Criminal procedure > Evidence, Criminal > Self-incrimination
... > Law > Justice, Administration of > Criminal justice, Administration of > Criminal procedure > Evidence, Criminal > Self-incrimination
Procedure (Law) > Criminal procedure > Evidence, Criminal > Self-incrimination
... > Law > Justice, Administration of > Criminal justice, Administration of > Law enforcement > Criminal investigation > Evidence, Criminal > Self-incrimination
Investigations > Criminal investigation > Evidence, Criminal > Self-incrimination
... > Law > Practice of law > Trial practice > Evidence (Law) > Evidence, Criminal > Self-incrimination
Procedure (Law) > Actions and defenses > Evidence (Law) > Evidence, Criminal > Self-incrimination
... > Law > Practice of law > Trial practice > Actions and defenses > Evidence (Law) > Evidence, Criminal > Self-incrimination
Procedure (Law) > Judicial process > Evidence (Law) > Evidence, Criminal > Self-incrimination
... > Lawyers > Judges > Judicial process > Evidence (Law) > Evidence, Criminal > Self-incrimination
... > Lawyers > Courts--Officials and employees > Judges > Judicial process > Evidence (Law) > Evidence, Criminal > Self-incrimination
... > Law > Practice of law > Trial practice > Evidence (Law) > Witnesses > Self-incrimination
Procedure (Law) > Actions and defenses > Evidence (Law) > Witnesses > Self-incrimination
... > Law > Practice of law > Trial practice > Actions and defenses > Evidence (Law) > Witnesses > Self-incrimination
Procedure (Law) > Judicial process > Evidence (Law) > Witnesses > Self-incrimination
... > Lawyers > Judges > Judicial process > Evidence (Law) > Witnesses > Self-incrimination
... > Lawyers > Courts--Officials and employees > Judges > Judicial process > Evidence (Law) > Witnesses > Self-incrimination
Law > Practice of law > Trial practice > Evidence (Law) > Self-incrimination
Procedure (Law) > Actions and defenses > Evidence (Law) > Self-incrimination
... > Law > Practice of law > Trial practice > Actions and defenses > Evidence (Law) > Self-incrimination
Procedure (Law) > Judicial process > Evidence (Law) > Self-incrimination
Lawyers > Judges > Judicial process > Evidence (Law) > Self-incrimination
... > Lawyers > Courts--Officials and employees > Judges > Judicial process > Evidence (Law) > Self-incrimination

Preferred term

Self-incrimination  

Broader concept

Note

  • Source: Daugavvanags, A. Angļu-latviešu juridisko terminu vārdnīca, 2008:
  • Source: Ņesterova, I. Tiesības sevi neapsūdzēt kriminālprocesā, 2013:

Identifier

  • LNC10-000197616

In other languages

  • Nemo tenetur

    Latin

  • Pašapsūdzība

    Latvian

  • Privilēģija sevi neapsūdzēt
  • Sev neizdevīgu liecību sniegšana
  • Tiesības klusēt
  • Tiesības sevi neapsūdzēt

URI

http://dati.lnb.lv/onto/subject/LNC10-000197616

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