The article examines legal limitations on home inviolability during special military operations, suggesting significant implications for citizens' rights.
The article examines the norms of criminal procedural legislation that ensure the basic principle of inviolability of the home. As noted, criminal procedural law is based on norms and principles that contain values and system-building provisions. However, the new challenges of the time make it difficult to comply with the principle under consideration in the framework of the CBR, which leads to restrictions on the rights and legitimate interests of citizens, causing harm to public interests related to the need for a full and comprehensive establishment of the circumstances of the criminal case.
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