Illegal Organization and Conduct of Gambling Classification Problems
A. R. Nobel
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A. R. Nobel
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The paper provides a definition of criminal procedure evidence and highlights elements of their internal structure. The author conducts a comparative analysis of the rights, duties and responsibilities of the persons questioned in criminal matters, and those giving an explanation in the audit of the reports of the crime. The author identifies the ratio of explanations of those involved in the production of proceedings and evidence of participants to criminal proceedings. Using court practice materials the author provides the assessment of the possibility of using explanations in establishment of evidence on criminal cases as evidence or other documents. The author substantiates the findings of non-compliance requirements of the explanations to the requirements of criminal procedure evidence and the impossibility of their use as evidence in criminal cases.
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The paper provides a definition of criminal procedure evidence and highlights elements of their internal structure. The author conducts a comparative analysis of the rights, duties and responsibilities of the persons questioned in criminal matters, and those giving an explanation in the audit of the reports of the crime. The author identifies the ratio of explanations of those involved in the production of proceedings and evidence of participants to criminal proceedings. Using court practice materials the author provides the assessment of the possibility of using explanations in establishment of evidence on criminal cases as evidence or other documents. The author substantiates the findings of non-compliance requirements of the explanations to the requirements of criminal procedure evidence and the impossibility of their use as evidence in criminal cases.
Key concepts: Impossibility, Audit, Criminal investigation, Compliance (psychology), Psychology, Criminology, Political science, Law