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In general, crime is a social phenomenon that existed, exists and will always exist. Society's attitude towards crime is strongly negative. After it has been committed, the public interest is to solve the crime and impose a fair punishment on the offender. In some cases, the facts are so clear that it is possible that they clearly pointed to one particular person, but this is not enough to identify and punish the culprit. The only way to do this is fair justice. For justice, it is necessary to establish the truth. Therefore, the facts related to the crime and the determination of the person's guilt should be done in a legal way. Investigation of crime, detection of the culprit and fair punishment are the most difficult processes, which are strictly regulated by the criminal procedural law, where the law of evidence has a special place. Key words: evidence, scope of proof, guilt, prosecutor, accused.
Beka Kebuladze (Wed,) studied this question.