The article concerns the problem of convicting the accused in order to identify the accused (suspect) in criminal proceedings under Polish procedural criminal law in the context of the nemo se ipsum accusare tenetur rule (no one is guilty of the accused). In particular, the procedural and criminal aspects of the accused’s conviction and the means of obtaining evidence in criminal proceedings are thoroughly examined.
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