CERTAIN ASPECTS OF INFORMATION AND ANALYTICAL ACTIVITIES DURING CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS

Abstract

The article pays attention to certain aspects of information and analytical activities in criminal proceedings. The competitiveness of the parties to criminal proceedings is presented in the form of a certain system of relations, during which each of them strives to achieve its goal, while the means and tools for its achievement are chosen in accordance with the requirements of criminal procedural legislation. In the work, a legal analysis of the possibilities and means of achieving the goal of their activity by the parties to the criminal proceedings was carried out. Based on the overview of the goals and opportunities, the tasks that the parties face are defined in general terms. On the basis of such an analysis, the directions of the information and analytical work of the parties are determined. Such areas of information and analytical activity, in addition to obtaining evidence and finding their sources, are the search for information that will allow predicting the behavior of the competing party or persons who make decisions on the case, as well as accompanying circumstances that may affect the course of criminal proceedings. This information can be established by finding out the personal characteristics of the participants in the proceedings and decision-makers, their characteristic patterns of behavior, as well as recognizing intentions by secondary or accompanying signs. The purpose of information and analytical work is to collect such data and information that allow solving specific current and prospective tasks and achieving the expected result. In this aspect, the prosecution has certain advantages, as it has the opportunity to use not only open data, but also other information that is restricted in access. Therefore, for a barrister, there is a greater need for the skills of searching and analyzing information, as well as recognizing the personal characteristics of a person and his intentions based on secondary or accompanying signs.