Abstract
The article analyzes the connections and interdependences of criminal and procedural provisions in deciding matters of exemption from criminal liability; particular procedural limiters (filters) are highlighted and their influence on the application of substantive provisions is demonstrated. Additional (synthesized, criminal procedural) rules of application of the provisions on exemption from criminal liability are proposed, which are subject to be considered in practice. At the expense of inter-sectoral aspects the possibility of quality improvement of the criminal and criminal procedural law enforcement is justified.
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