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Criminal jurisdiction to prescribe and the “place of conduct” in transnational remote hearings

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https://doi.org/10.35295/osls.iisl.2665

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Audiencias a distancia, competencia penal, cooperación judicial internacional, delitos contra la libertad de expresión

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En esta contribución, examino el problema de la competencia penal para dictar sentencia en las audiencias transnacionales a distancia. Para abordar esta cuestión, tomo en consideración la posibilidad de redefinir el concepto de «lugar de comisión del delito», que constituye una piedra angular del principio de territorialidad vigente. Aplicando métodos teóricos y dogmáticos, analizo y evalúo críticamente, en primer lugar, el marco jurídico actual; en segundo lugar, determino qué Estado tendría la jurisdicción más adecuada para prescribir los delitos cometidos por una persona interrogada durante una audiencia transnacional a distancia, teniendo en cuenta la naturaleza específica y convencional del discurso. Por último, abogo por la introducción de los cambios necesarios, teniendo en cuenta la evolución de la concepción del concepto de «presencia»: no como el lugar donde se encuentra físicamente una persona, sino como el lugar donde, a través de formas de comunicación a distancia, interactúa con los demás.

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Anna Demenko, Adam Mickiewicz University, Faculty of Law and Administration

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01-09-2026

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Demenko, A. (2026) «Criminal jurisdiction to prescribe and the “place of conduct” in transnational remote hearings», Oñati Socio-Legal Series. doi: 10.35295/osls.iisl.2665.

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