Keyword: «criminal procedure»

The authors discuss the results and the main directions of development of the criminal justice in Kazakh-stan. They analyze the conceptual provisions of the draft of the new Criminal Procedure Code, aimed to pro-tect the rights and freedoms of persons, involved in criminal proceedings.

The article considers the ratio of participation of individual subjects of proof – a specialist and expert in two different character types of proceedings – criminal and constitutional. The author analyzes the opinions of scholars on the concept of "professional judgment / expert" and the ability to attract the aforementioned individual lawyer. On the basis of constitutional and criminal law study concluded that the evidence of the parties and the court activity, which occupies a central place in the criminal process, is practically absent in the constitutional proceedings.

The article discusses the specifics of sending a notification explaining the procedure for compensation for damage related to criminal prosecution. The problems arising in the process of drafting, as well as sending this document to rehabilitated or other persons are identified. The ways of changing the order of notification are proposed.

The article is devoted to the study of problems of ensuring the rights of the suspect in criminal proceedings. The particular importance of this issue lies in the fact that safeguarding the rights of the suspect in criminal proceedings is the basis of fairness and legality of the process. Respect for the rights of the suspect guarantees that he will not be subjected to unlawful methods of investigation or other forms of violation of his rights. The purpose of this article is to study various problems of ensuring the rights of the suspect in criminal proceedings, the prerequisites for their occurrence. The author concludes that there are a number of reasons causing the violation of the rights of the suspect and the need for systematic work to eliminate them.

The article examines the typology of correctional institutions for serving persons in respect of whom a sentence of imprisonment has been imposed. The author characterizes the criteria for determining those sentenced to a particular correctional institution, briefly reflects the features of placing convicts in various types of correctional institutions, and notes the importance of distinguishing correctional institutions in the context of achieving the goals of criminal punishment.