Abstract
The article examines the theoretical and applied aspects of certain problems of criminal proceedings, which have the most common characteristics in most post-Soviet states. The article examines such significant factors that affect the effectiveness of criminal procedural control over crime and the observance of the rights, freedoms and interests of the individual, such as the recent changes in the socio-economic and spiritual and moral foundations of society, structural and dynamic indicators of crime. The author’s position on the need for active formation of key institutions of civil society and the use of their potential in combating crime is stated. The issue of revising the system of criteria for assessing the results of the activities of law enforcement and judicial bodies, expanding and deepening scientific and practical research on the problems of guaranteeing the rights and interests of participants in criminal proceedings was considered. The question of how the authorities organize and ensure the functioning of the law enforcement system, which directly carries out activities to supervise the implementation of laws, by all participants in the process of combating crime, to investigate committed crimes, to conduct operational-search activities to identify, disclose and prevent impending crimes, as well as for the execution of sentences and the re-education of criminals were studied.
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