Abstract
Using the accumulated international research experience, as well as developments related to criminal procedure law branches, the article examines a number of issues related to the implementation of one of the forms of resolving a criminal legal conflict, namely, the criminal case termination (criminal prosecution). The problem is analyzed through the prism of the model of Prosecutor's work as the central subject of criminal prosecution, while protecting the legality and ensuring the rights of an individual in criminal proceedings. The lack of a unified concept and the lack of agreement on “reformative” transformations of criminal proceedings directly affect both the procedural status of the Prosecutor and all institutions of criminal procedure law. The research revealed the incomplete status of the Prosecutor and indicate the prospects for building an effective procedural model of Prosecutor's work in criminal proceedings.
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