Abstract
The article examines possible options for abuses committed by the accused at the stage of preliminary investigation when exercising the right to defence, and substantiates the means to counter these abuses. The author systematises the types of possible abuses, highlights several aspects of activity that limit the abuses of a given participant in criminal legal relations or create obstacles, which include doctrinal, regulatory, and law enforcement, justifying the advisability of taking measures taken to eliminate abuses of law in criminal proceedings.
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