GROUNDS AND PROCEDURAL PROCEDURE FOR CONDUCT OF PROCEDURAL ACTIONS BEFORE ENTERING INFORMATION INTO THE UNIFIED REGISTER OF PRE-JUDICIAL INVESTIGATIONS TO DETERMINE THE CIRCUMSTANCES OF COMMITMENT OF A CRIME

Abstract

The scientific article examines the grounds and procedural procedure for conducting procedural actions before entering information into the Unified Register of Pretrial Investigations to clarify the circumstances of the commission of a crime. Acts of law-making activity were analyzed, which highlighted the peculiarities of conducting an inspection of the scene of the incident before entering relevant information. Existing gaps in the current legislation are identified and ways to solve the problem are proposed. The question of the specifics of the inspection of the crime scene is of inestimable importance for the further conduct of the pre-trial investigation and the clarification of factual data. At the same time, it is necessary to pay attention to the appropriateness and admissibility of the evidence obtained as a result of conducting such an examination. Despite the availability of many theoretical studies on this issue, a number of problems remain unsolved. The validity of the evidence obtained as a result of investigative (search) actions is a determining aspect in the activities of persons authorized to conduct pre-trial investigation, therefore the priority aspect always remains research and analysis of legislative provisions. Among the reasons for conducting an inspection of the scene of the incident, in addition to a statement about a committed criminal offense in a certain procedural form, there is also an appearance with a confession. Taking this into account, it is necessary to form an algorithm of actions of authorized officials in this case.