Abstract
The article considers the essence of a person's suspicion of committing a crime, as the basis for granting him the status of a suspect. The concept of procedural and legal guarantees is considered, which are legal means used to protect and protect the subjective rights and interests of the suspect. Considered the stages of the legal mechanism aimed at ensuring the rights of the suspect. Examples from judicial practice are given; the importance of the preventive measures necessary to ensure the observance of the rights and freedoms of the suspect, the role of the defender in this procedural procedure are considered; the basic rights of the suspect and topical issues of the implementation of these rights in the framework of criminal proceedings are analyzed. Methods and ways of solving existing, in connection with this gap in the law and difficulties in law enforcement practice are determined.
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