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DOI: ISSUES TO BE CLARIFIED IN A CRIMINAL CASE RECEIVED BY THE COURT
Abstract
The article examines theoretical views on procedural problems of constructive resolution of issues to be clarified in a criminal case submitted to the court, critically and in detail examines the procedural prerequisites and the possibility of optimal implementation of the institution of preliminary hearing.
Keywords
The ordering of a criminal case for trial,, questions to be clarified on the received case
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