Disputable Issues of Exercising of Justice in Criminal Cases

The article is devoted to one of the most pressing issues in the theory of criminal procedure — the essence of justice and the forms of its administration in criminal cases. The greatest controversy in the scientific community is the question of whether all judicial actions can be attributed to justice. The author defends the position that the court, endowed with authority as a bearer of judicial power, by resolving any legal issue within its competence, thereby administers justice, regardless of the nature of the dispute and the procedure in which it is resolved.