Implementation by the investigator of the general conditions of preliminary investigation

The material systematized in the article allowed the author to conclude that there are problems, which make it difficult for the investigator to implement the general conditions of preliminary investigation: irrational waste of time and resources on organizational work; disinterest in the quality of preliminary investigation and others. The conclusion was made that regardless of the problem in question - all of them start from the normative level, then passing on to practice. That is why the author proposes to eliminate all existing shortcomings in the process of drafting and adopting laws, thus defining clearer and more reasonable rules of action for all participants in criminal proceedings. The material reflected in the article has highlighted a number of problems hindering the implementation of the general conditions of the preliminary investigation by the investigator: irrational waste of time and resources for organizational work; disinterest in the quality of the preliminary investigation, etc. As a result, conclusions are made that all of them originate from the normative level, smoothly, in the future, passing to the practical plane. For this very reason, it is necessary to eliminate all existing shortcomings in the process of drafting and adopting laws, thus defining clearer and more reasonable rules of action for all participants of criminal proceedings.

general conditions of preliminary investigation, investigator, gaps in legislation, criminal procedure