Problematic Issues of Seizure at the Initial Stage of the Investigation

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Abstract

The article deals with problematic issues arising at the initial stage of the investigation related to the need to seize items and documents. The theoretical aspects of the legality of the seizure and search when considering reports of a crime, the possibility of their production before the initiation of a criminal case are analyzed. The authors make proposals to overcome the problems that arise when objects and documents are seized. The authors propose to clarify what is meant by withdrawal in the manner prescribed by the criminal procedure legislation.

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Vera Viktorovna Taktoeva

East-Siberian institute of the Minitry of Internal Affairs of Russian Federation

Email: greidledy@mail.ru
senior lecturer, Criminal Process Department Irkutsk, Russia

Inna Aleksandrovna Yatskina

Rostov Law Institute of the Minitry of Internal Affairs of Russian Federation

Email: inna.yatskina.91@mail.ru
Lecturer, Forensics and Operatively Search Department Rostov-on-Don, Russia

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