Abstract
The chapter is devoted to the study of military transformations of criminal proceedings in Ukraine after the start of a full-scale war with the russian federation. Such aspects of crimi-nal proceedings under martial law as the history of the formation of “wartime” provisions in legislation; evaluation of the evidence obtained under Art. 615 of the Criminal Procedure Code of Ukraine; ensuring the balance of security interests and human rights during the transformation of the military section of the Criminal Procedure Code of Ukraine; other transformations of criminal proceedings caused by the war; implementation of provisions governing cooperation with the International Criminal Court in the Criminal Procedure Code of Ukraine; prospective criminal procedural legislation of Ukraine in the context of the relevant practice of the ECtHR are considered.It was stated that before the start of the full-scale war with the russian federation, the criminal proceedings under martial law had a very limited and fragmented nature. A dif-ferentiated order of criminal proceedings began to form only after a full-scale war, and this rule-making process continues to this day.
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