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(8) The court shall issue a substantiated ruling upholding an agreement on theadmission of guilt and issue a decision corresponding to the contents of the agreement ifit establishes the following:1) that the accused person has knowingly and wilfully confessed to thecommission of the criminal offence or criminal offences with which he wascharged, and that the possibility of a misguided confession by the accusedperson is excluded;2) that then agreement was concluded pursuant to the provisions of Article282b paragraphs 2 and 3 of this Code;3) that the accused person is fully aware of all the consequences of theagreement (Article 282b paragraph 1), in particular that he fully understandsthat he waives the right to be tried and to lodge an appeal against the decisionof the court issued on the basis of the agreement;4) tat there exists other evidence supporting the confession of the accusedperson;5) that the agreement on the admission of guilt does not violate the rights ofthe aggrieved or is contrary to the reasons of fairness.(9) Where one or more of the conditions referred to in paragraph 8 of this Article has notbeen fulfilled, or where the penalty or other criminal sanction determined in theagreement on the admission of guilt obviously does not correspond to the gravity of thecriminal offence whose commission the accused person admitted, the court shall issue asubstantiated ruling rejecting the agreement on the admission of guilt, while theconfession of the accused person given in the agreement may not serve as evidence incriminal proceedings.(10) When the ruling referred to in paragraph 9 of this Article becomes effective, theagreement and all documents connected to it shall be destroyed before the court, ofwhich an official note shall be made, and the judge who issued the ruling referred to inparagraph 9 of this Article may not participate in the rest of the proceedings.(11) Te court’s ruling on the agreement on the admission of guilt shall be served to thepublic prosecutor, the accused, defence counsel, the aggrieved and his proxy.Article 282g(1) The public prosecutor, the accused person and his defence counsel may appealagainst the ruling of the court rejecting the agreement on the admission of guilt withineight days of the delivery of the ruling to them.(2) The aggrieved and his proxy may appeal against the ruling of the court upholding theagreement on the admission of guilt within the time limit referred to in paragraph 1 of thisArticle.
(3) Rulings on appeals referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2 of this Article shall be renderedby a chamber referred to in Article 24 paragraph 6 of this Code, which shall not includethe judge who issued the ruling which is being challenged.(4) The chamber deciding on appeals against rulings on the agreement on the admissionof guilt may dismiss the appeal if submitted after the expiry of the time limit referred to inparagraph 1 of this Article, uphold it, or reject it as unfounded.(5) Rulings referred to in paragraph 4 of this Article are not appealable.Article 282d(1) When the ruling upholding the agreement on the admission of guilt becomeseffective, it shall be deemed an integral part of the indictment, if one has already beenfiled, or the public prosecutor shall within three days draw up an indictment whichincludes the agreement on the admission of guilt, where an indictment had previouslynot been filed, and the president of the chamber shall promptly issue a judgementconvicting the accused and pronouncing a sentence, or other criminal sanction, anddeciding on the other issues envisaged by the agreement on the admission of guilt(Article 282b).(2) Besides the contents of the agreement on the admission of guilt (Article 282b), thejudgement referred to in paragraph 1 of this Article shall accordingly also contain thedata referred to in Article 356 of this Code.(3) The judgement referred to in paragraph 1 of this Article shall be served to thepersons referred to in Article 360 paragraphs 3 to 5 of this Code, with an instruction thatit is not appealable.(4) If the agreement on the admission of guilt envisages the abandonment of criminalprosecution by the public prosecutor in connection with criminal offences not included inthe agreement on the admission of guilt (Article 282b paragraph 1 item 2), in respect ofthose criminal offences the court shall issue the judgement referred to in Article 354 ofthis Code, and the aggrieved does not have the right referred to in Article 61 of thisCode.V. THE TRIAL AND THE JUDGEMENTChapter XXIPREPARATIONS FOR THE TRIALArticle 283(1) The president of the trial chamber shall issue an order setting the date, hour andplace of the trial.(2) The president of the trial chamber shall order the trial to be held no later than twomonths from the date of receiving the indictment in the court, and if the request referred
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