PROCEDURAL AND LEGAL FOUNDATIONS FOR THE PARTICIPATION OF A LAWYER IN THE CONSIDERATION OF CRIMINAL CASES UNDER THE AUDIT PROCEDURE AND THE IMPACT OF REFORMS
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https://doi.org/10.37547/Keywords:
lawyer, audit procedure, criminal procedure, right of defense, court decision, higher instance.Abstract
This scientific article analyzes the procedural status, rights and obligations of a lawyer in criminal proceedings, in particular, at the stage of consideration of a criminal case in the supervisory procedure, as well as issues of ensuring justice through their participation. The activities of a defense attorney in the supervisory instance are assessed as an important procedural guarantee in verifying the legality and validity of court decisions.
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