The importance of jurisdiction in criminal and civil procedure

The relationship between the procedural and judicial significance of jurisdiction, as well as its conditionality by criteria of a procedural and judicial nature, is considered. The predominantly technical significance of the institution of jurisdiction for procedural branches of law is determined. Examples of manipulation of jurisdiction in the field of arbitration, civil, and criminal proceedings are given. The refusal of alternative jurisdiction in criminal proceedings is justified. It is concluded that violation of the rules of jurisdiction is not considered an absolute basis for the reversal of court decisions.