Abstract
The article considers some issues of qualification of falsification of evidence: whether it is possible to be held liable for falsification, if the court decision, on which the evidence was falsified, has entered into legal force; what is the subject of falsification of evidence; whether it is possible to recognize falsification of evidence as a minor act; whether the subject of falsification is the head of a legal entity, who did not directly participate in the court proceedings; legal assessment of falsification of evidence. Based on the analysis of the provisions of the law and judicial practice, the author substantiates the answers to the questions posed.
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