On Systematicity of Procedural Guarantees on the Stage of Termination of Various Pre-Trial Investigation Types

This article examines the stage of completing the preliminary investigation, inquiry in the general order, inquiry in an abbreviated form (before sending the criminal case to the prosecutor with an indictment, indictment, indictment resolution) as an element of a unified system for completing the preliminary investigation. Attention is drawn to the fact that currently the criminal procedural law at the final stage of the preliminary investigation does not provide for a uniform procedure for approval (coordination) and presentation of final procedural documents to participants in criminal proceedings, which affects the legality of criminal proceedings. The procedure for procedural activities at the stage of completing a preliminary investigation without sufficient grounds varies significantly. It is concluded that the rights and legitimate interests of participants in criminal proceedings at the stage of completion of the inquiry in the general order, inquiry in an abbreviated form are not properly ensured. Proposals are formulated to improve criminal procedural legislation aimed at increasing the level of guarantees of both the rights and legitimate interests of participants in the process, and the implementation of the control and security role of this stage of the preliminary investigation.