Place circumstances characterizing the personality of the accused in the system circumstances to be proved

  • D. Kastarnov Postgraduate Student of Department of Criminal Process of the National Academy of Internal Affairs
Keywords: the accused person, study of the accused person, criminal proceedings, circumstances to be proved

Abstract

The purpose of this article is to determine the place and circumstances characterizing the personality of the accused in the system circumstances to be proved and their significance for criminal proceedings. In practice proving the circumstances that characterize the identity of the accused is not always high quality and limited collection of reference and general information, which is obviously not a substitute for a full analysis of the circumstances. In particular disadvantages in terms of incomplete and inaccurate establish the circumstances that characterize the accused person to lead investigators errors, false conclusions about the circumstances of the criminal proceedings in deciding whether to prosecute a person to criminal responsibility and sentencing. The proof of circumstances that characterize the detainee - an important condition of legality, completeness and objectivity of criminal proceedings, its implementation is subject understanding and correct assessment of the value of these circumstances, please accept ownership and methods of gathering relevant information. The circumstances that characterize the personality of the accused occupy an important place in the circumstances to be proved, have their own specifics and linked to other elements of the system.

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D. Kastarnov
Postgraduate Student of Department of Criminal Process of the National Academy of Internal Affairs

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Kastarnov, D. 1. Place circumstances characterizing the personality of the accused in the system circumstances to be proved. Scientific Herald of the National Academy of Internal Affairs. 95, 2 (1), 154-161.
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Theoretical and practical aspects of legal science