PECULIARITIES OF CONDUCTING PROCEDURAL ACTIONS BEFORE ENTERING DATA INTO THE UNIFIED REGISTER OF PRE-TRIAL INVESTIGATIONS IN TERMS OF PROBLEMATIC ASPECTS OF THE MODERN TIME

Abstract

The scientific article examines the conduct of procedural actions before entering information into the Unified Register of Pretrial Investigations in terms of problematic aspects of modern time. The author draws attention to the updated provisions for the initiation of a pre-trial investigation, in particular, the use of the Unified Register of Pre-trial Investigations throughout its conduct. Taking into account the fact that current procedural legislation has not yet regulated certain positions regarding keeping records in the register and its organization, as well as the ability to conduct certain investigative (search) actions before entering information, this argues for the need to transform a number of provisions that relate to the beginning of a pre-trial investigation. Resolving this issue is important for investigative practice. The article reveals problematic aspects of practical activity that can be solved by conducting certain studies with the information contained in the Unified Register of Pretrial Investigations in order to organize the activities of pretrial investigation bodies and direct them towards the implementation of the tasks of the criminal process.