Abstract
Today, the issue of differentiation of criminal procedure forms arises quite frequently. Traditionally, we are accustomed to viewing the criminal procedure in terms of pre-trial and trial stages that may be carried out in as a summary or complete procedure. The central criminal procedure stage the entire pre-trial proceedings are designed for is criminal case hearing by a first instance court that involves all trial stages and a detailed study of evidence. Consequently, such stage of the proving process in a criminal case as collection of evidence becomes especially important, in fact, it lays the foundation for all criminal procedure activities and serves as the basis for the opportunity of efficient persuasion of a judge with the use of tactical maneuvers.
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