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Some Issues of Terminating a Criminal Case

https://doi.org/10.19073/2658-7602-2022-19-2-199-211

Abstract

This publication continues the experience of covering the work of the Scientific and Meth­odological Council under the Prosecutor of the Omsk Region, among the main tasks of which remains the development and discussion, together with representatives of legal science, of sound recommenda­tions on problematic issues of prosecutorial supervision, legislation and law enforcement practice, legal advisory opinions on issues arising in prosecutorial practice. In this regard, the article proposes to dis­cuss certain topical problems of law enforcement practice raised at one of the last meetings of the Scien­tific and Methodological Council under the Prosecutor of the Omsk Region. Thus, based on a systematic analysis of errors in the implementation of the institution of a judicial fine, it is proposed to provide prosecutors with systematic supervision over compliance with the requirements of the law when it is ap­plied, which requires a more thorough study of criminal cases, as well as a proper initiative to establish the circumstances associated with the application of a judicial fine, and timely challenging unfounded court decisions. In addition, the practice of law enforcement highlights the fundamental problem of a unified interpretation of the grounds for terminating a criminal case (criminal prosecution) against a person who has committed an act prohibited by criminal law in a state of insanity. Based on the analy­sis of legal situations and various approaches to their resolution, the article argues for the need to make a decision on the studied criminal cases on the grounds of paragraph 4 of part 1 of Art. 24 of the Criminal Procedure Code of the Russian Federation in connection with the death of a person involved in criminal proceedings. In other similar situations, but related to the criminal prosecution of these persons, the deci­sion must be made taking into account the specific circumstances of the criminal case.

About the Authors

Yu. V. Derishev
Siberian Law University
Russian Federation

Yury V. Derishev – Professor of the Department of Criminal Law

12 Korolenko st., Omsk, 644010



E. I. Chekmezova
Siberian Law University
Russian Federation

Elena I. Chekmezova – Associate Professor of the Department of Criminal Law

12 Korolenko st., Omsk, 644010



D. D. Tuleva
Prosecutor’s Office of the Omsk Region
Russian Federation

Dinara D. Tuleva – Deputy Chairman of the Scientific and Methodological Council at the Prosecutor’s Office

1 Lenin st., Omsk, 644099



M. V. Kiseleva
Prosecutor’s Office of the Omsk Region Omsk
Russian Federation

Mariya V. Kiseleva – Senior Prosecutor of the Appellate Division of the Criminal Judicial

1 Lenin st., Omsk, 644099



P. V. Kozlovskiy
Omsk Academy of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia
Russian Federation

Petr V. Kozlovskiy – Head of the Research Department

7 Komarova pr., Omsk, 644092



References

1. Bagautdinov F. N., Khaydarov A. A. Role and Powers of the Prosecutor in the Mechanism of Implementation of the Provisions of the Criminal Procedure Law on Judicial Fine. Russian Justice. 2018;10:16-19. (In Russ.).

2. Sukhoverkhova E. V., Endoltseva Yu. V. Termination of Criminal Prosecution (Criminal Case) Against Those Who Have Committed Criminal Offense Prohibited in the State of Insanity, and Those Who, After Committing a Crime Becomes Insane, Making It Impossible to Sentencing or Execution. Vestnik of Moscow University of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia. 2013;7:94-101. (In Russ.).

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Derishev Yu.V., Chekmezova E.I., Tuleva D.D., Kiseleva M.V., Kozlovskiy P.V. Some Issues of Terminating a Criminal Case. Siberian Law Review. 2022;19(2):199-211. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.19073/2658-7602-2022-19-2-199-211

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