Уголовно-процессуальный кодекс Российской Федерации | 174-ФЗ — Russia law | Esheria

Уголовно-процессуальный кодекс Российской Федерации

This provision says the Russian Criminal Procedure Code governs criminal procedure, binds courts and investigative bodies, and sets key rights and limits such as lawful detention, defence rights, and judicial control over core coercive measures.

Jurisdiction
Russia
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
174-ФЗ
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
ru
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appeal and review appeals case initiation cassation complaints and appeals court procedure criminal case management criminal investigation criminal justice process criminal procedure criminal trial detention evidence evidence collection evidence handling execution of sentence forensic examination interrogation investigation investigations judgment and sentencing jury trial participants in criminal proceedings pretrial deadlines +12 more

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This provision says the Russian Criminal Procedure Code governs criminal procedure, binds courts and investigative bodies, and sets key rights and limits such as lawful detention, defence rights, and judicial control over core coercive measures. This provision sets out who the prosecutor, investigator, inquiry body, and several other participants are, and what powers, duties, and limits they have in criminal proceedings. The provision bars certain judges from re-hearing the same criminal case, sets rules for challenging judges and other participants, and regulates evidence, detention, and preventive measures. These provisions set criminal-procedure rules for temporary removal from office, seizure of property, complaints, motions, and deadlines for reviewing reports and complaints. This provision sets procedures and deadlines for pretrial investigation, including evidence-gathering, searches, interrogations, charging, protocols, and secrecy rules.

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