Formation of Real Legal Regulationin the Practice of Criminal Procedure Law
V. S. Shadrin
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V. S. Shadrin
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The article explains the recognition of the criminal procedure law as the only source of criminal procedural law, examines the content of legal regulation in criminal cases as part of legal norms, legal relations and individual requirements, demonstrates how the model of criminal proceedings, fixed in the criminal procedure law, turns into a real criminal -process law.
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The article explains the recognition of the criminal procedure law as the only source of criminal procedural law, examines the content of legal regulation in criminal cases as part of legal norms, legal relations and individual requirements, demonstrates how the model of criminal proceedings, fixed in the criminal procedure law, turns into a real criminal -process law.
Key concepts: Criminal procedure, Law, Criminal law, Political science, Procedural law, Theory of criminal justice, Criminal justice