Paradoxes of the Judicial Practice: Drawing Up a Complete Judgement and Simultaneous Issue of Its Introductory and Operative Parts

The quality of justice should be considered not only through its results (making a legal decision), but also through the prism of all criteria that in one way or another affect the components of judicial activity. The article deals with the issue that judicial activity consists of procedural and organizational activities. Organizational activity in the consideration of a particular criminal case is inseparable from the procedural activity of a judge. Judicial practice shows that there are cases when in a criminal case there are procedural documents that are not provided for by law. We are talking about the presence in the materials of the criminal case of the text of the verdict in full and a separate document outlining the introductory and operative parts.