Abstract
The article reveals the essence, content and axiological components of the institution of criminal procedural coercion. The material-legal and procedural grounds for the application of measures of criminal-procedural coercion, as well as their moral content, are thoroughly analyzed. The article reveals the "paradoxes" of the criminal procedure regulation, related, in particular, to the granting of a person who has concluded a pre-trial agreement on cooperation, the procedural status of a witness in the judicial consideration of a criminal case against his accomplices in the crime, as well as the formulation of new criminal procedural preventive measures in the presence of similar procedural coercive measures not abolished by the legislator. Proposals are formulated to improve the institution of measures of criminal procedural coercion.
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