CRIMINAL PROCEDURE CODE - The Law On Police Use Of Force
(not official copy)CRIMINAL PROCEDURE CODEOF THE REPUBLIC OF ARMENIAGENERAL PARTSection One : GENERAL PROVISIONSCHAPTER 1. LEGISLATION ON CRIMINAL PROCEDUREArticle 1. Legislation Governing Criminal ProceedingsArticle 2. Objectives of the Criminal-Procedure LegislationArticle 3. Territory of Effect of the Criminal-procedure LawArticle 4. Effect of the Criminal-Procedure Law in the Course of TimeArticle 5. Peculiarities in the Effect of the Criminal-Procedure LawArticle 6. Definitions of the Basic Notions Used in the Criminal-procedure CodeCHAPTER 2. PRINCIPLES OF CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGSArticle 7. LegitimacyArticle 8. Equality of All Before the LawArticle 9. Respect for the Rights, Freedoms and Dignity of an IndividualArticle 10. Ensuring the Right to Legal AssistanceArticle 11. Immunity of PersonArticle 12. Immunity of ResidenceArticle 13. Security of PropertyArticle 14. Confidentiality of Correspondence, Telephone Conversations, Mail,Telegraph and Other CommunicationsArticle 15. Language of Criminal ProceedingsArticle 16. Public TrialArticle 17. Fair TrialArticle 18. Presumption of InnocenceArticle 19. The Right to Defense of the Suspect and the Accused and Guaranteesfor this RightArticle 20. Privilege Against Self-Incrimination
(not official copy)Article 21. Inadmissibility of Repeated Conviction and Criminal Prosecution forthe Same CrimeArticle 22. Rehabilitation of the Rights of the Persons who suffered from JudicialMistakesArticle 23. Adversarial System of Criminal ProceedingsArticle 24. Administration of Justice Exclusively by the CourtArticle 25. Independent Assessment of EvidenceCHAPTER 3.CONDUCT OF CRIMINAL CASEArticle 26. Conduct of Criminal CaseArticle 27. The Obligation to institute a criminal case and resolution of the crimeArticle 28. Merger and Separation of Criminal CasesArticle 29. Mandatory Requirement for Keeping Records of CriminalProceedingsArticle 30. Materials of Criminal CaseArticle 31. Grounds for Suspension of Criminal ProceedingsArticle 32. Completion of Criminal ProceedingsCHAPTER 4. CRIMINAL PROSECUTION AND ITS TYPESArticle 33. Criminal prosecution in cases of public and private chargesArticle 34. Grounds for Criminal ProsecutionArticle 35. Circumstances Excluding Criminal ProsecutionArticle 36. Refusal from Criminal Prosecution in Case of Reconciliation Betweenthe Injured and the Suspect or AccusedArticle 37. Circumstances Giving Discretion to Refuse from CriminalProsecution and from Criminal CaseSection Two: THE COURTCHAPTER 5. COMPOSITION AND POWERS OF THE COURTArticle 38. Courts Administering Criminal JusticeArticle 39. Composition of the CourtArticle 40. Independence of Judges
(not official copy)Article 41. Powers of the CourtArticle 42. The Judge and his/her PowersArticle 43. Presiding Judge and his/her PowersCHAPTER 6. JURISDICTION OVER CRIMINAL CASESArticle 44. Criminal Cases Subject to the Jurisdiction of the Court of FirstInstanceArticle 45. Criminal Cases Subject to the Jurisdiction of Appellate CourtsArticle 46. Criminal Cases Subject to the Jurisdiction of the Court of CassationArticle 47. Territorial Jurisdiction over Criminal CasesArticle 48. Determination of Jurisdiction upon Merger of Criminal CasesArticle 49. Forwarding of a Criminal Case by the Court Which Has Accepted itto the Court of Appropriate JurisdictionArticle 50. Alteration of the Jurisdiction over Criminal CasesArticle 51. Resolution of the Disputes on JurisdictionSection Three: PARTIES AND OTHER PERSONS PARTICIPATING INCRIMINAL PROCEEDINGSCHAPTER 7. PARTY OF PROSECUTIONArticle 52. The ProsecutorArticle 53. The Powers of the Prosecutor at the Pre-trial Proceedings of theCriminal CaseArticle 54. Powers of the Prosecutor During Consideration of the Criminal Caseor Materials in the CourtArticle 55. The InvestigatorArticle 56. Bodies of InquiryArticle 57. Powers of the Body of InquiryArticle 58. The InjuredArticle 59. The Rights and Obligations of the InjuredArticle 60. Civil Plaintiff
(not official copy)Article 61. The Rights and Obligations of Civil PlaintiffCHAPTER 8. DEFENDANT PARTYArticle 62. The SuspectArticle 63. The Rights and Obligations of the SuspectArticle 64. The AccusedArticle 65. The Rights and Obligations of the AccusedArticle 66. The AcquittedArticle 67. Explanation of the Right to Compensation for Damages to theAcquittedArticle 68. Defense AttorneyArticle 69. Obligatory Participation of Defense AttorneyArticle 70. Invitation, Appointment, Substitution of Defense Attorney and otherGrounds of his/her Participation in the Criminal TrialArticle 71. Confirmation by Defense Attorney of his legal StatusArticle 72. Refusal from Defense AttorneyArticle 73. The Rights and Obligations of Defense AttorneyArticle 74. Civil DefendantArticle 75. The Rights and Obligations of Civil DefendantCHAPTER 9. REPRESENTATIVES AND SUCCESSORSArticle 76. Legitimate Representatives of the Injured Party, the Civil Plaintiff,the Suspect, the AccusedArticle 77. The Rights and Obligations of Legitimate Representative of theInjured Party, Civil Plaintiff, Suspect, AccusedArticle 78. Representatives of the Injured, Civil Plaintiff, Civil DefendantArticle 79. The Rights and Obligations of the Representatives of the Injured,Civil Plaintiff, Civil DefendantArticle 80. The Successor of the InjuredCHAPTER 10. OTHER PERSONS PARTICIPATING IN THECRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS
(not official copy)Article 81. Witness to a SearchArticle 82. Secretary of the Court SessionArticle 83. InterpreterArticle 84. SpecialistArticle 85. ExpertArticle 86. WitnessArticle 87. The Participation of the Legitimate Representative of the Witness inthe Investigatory and Other Procedure ActionsCHAPTER 11. CHALLENGES OF PERSONS ANDRELEASE FROM THE PARTICIPATION INCRIMINAL PROCEEDINGSArticle 88. Challenges, Rejections of Nominations and Motions on Alienationfrom the Proceedings of the CaseArticle 89. Release From the Participation in Criminal ProceedingsArticle 90. Challenge of the JudgeArticle 91. Challenge of the ProsecutorArticle 92. Challenge of the Investigator and the Inquiry Body OfficerArticle 93. Exclusion of the Defense Attorney and the Representative from theProceedings of the CaseArticle 94. Challenge of the Witness to a SearchArticle 95. Challenge of the Secretary of Court SessionArticle 96. Challenge of the Interpreter or the SpecialistArticle 97. Challenge of ExpertCHAPTER 12. PROTECTION OF THE PERSONSPARTICIPATING IN CRIMINALPROCEEDINGSArticle 98. Obligation to protect the Injured, Defense Attorneys, Witnesses,Accused and Other Persons Participating in the Criminal ProceedingsArticle 99. Measures of Protection of Injured, Defense Attorneys, Witnesses,Accused and Other Persons Participating in the Criminal Proceedings
(not official copy)CHAPTER 13. CONCLUDING PROVISIONS ON THEPERSONS PARTICIPATING IN CRIMINALPROCEEDINGSArticle 100. The Right to Demand the Recognition as Participant of TrialArticle 101. Explanation of the Rights and Obligations of the Participants, theProvision of the Possibility of their ImplementationArticle 102. Obligatory Consideration of Motions and DemandsArticle 103. Freedom for Appealing the Procedure Actions and DecisionsSection IV. EVIDENCECHAPTER14. CONCEPT, PURPOSE AND USE OF EVIDENCEArticle 104. Concept of evidenceArticle 105. Facts inadmissible as evidenceArticle 106. Establishment of the evidence inadmissibilityArticle 107. Circumstances which are subject to ProofArticle 108. Circumstances determined in case of availability of certain evidenceCHAPTER 15. TYPES OF EVIDENCEArticle 109. Testimony of the SuspectArticle 110. Testimony of the AccusedArticle 111. Testimony of the InjuredArticle 112. Testimony of the WitnessArticle 113. Convict's testimonyArticle 114. Expert's ReportArticle 115. Material EvidenceArticle 116. Safe-keeping of material evidence and other objectsArticle 117. Ensuring safety of objects during the criminal proceedingsArticle 118. Decisions about material evidence made before the end of thecriminal proceedingArticle 119. Decisions about material evidence made after the end of the criminal
(not official copy)proceedingArticle 120. Consequences of the damage, destruction or loss of itemsArticle 121. Records of investigations and court proceedingsArticle 122. Other documentsArticle 123. Attachment, maintenance and return of the documentsCHAPTER 16. PROOFArticle 124. ProofArticle 125. Collection of evidenceArticle 126. Verification of evidenceArticle 127. Evaluation of evidenceSection V. COERCIVE MEASURESCHAPTER 17. DETAINMENTArticle 128. Concept of DetainmentArticle 129. Detainment of a person suspected in immediate commitment ofcrimeArticle 130. Detainment based on the order of the criminal persecution bodyArticle 131. Detainment of the accused before his arrest based on the order of thecriminal persecution bodyArticle 132. Release of the detainedArticle 133. Procedure of the DetainmentCHAPTER 18. PREVENTIVE MEASURES TO SECURE THE APPEARENCEArticle 134. Concept and kinds of preventive measuresArticle 135. Basis for Execution of Preventive measuresArticle 136. The Procedure of the Execution of the Preventive measureArticle 137. ArrestArticle 138. Detainment DeadlinesArticle 139. Extension of the Detainment Term
(not official copy)Article 140. Right to Trusteeship of Property of the DetainedArticle 141. The Responsibilities of the Detainment Unit AdministrationArticle 142. Release of the DetainedArticle 143. Bail1Article 144. Undertaking not to Leave a PlaceArticle 145. A Personal GuaranteeArticle 146. An Organization GuaranteeArticle 147. The Procedure of Giving a GuaranteeArticle 148. SupervisionArticle 149. Placing under Supervision of CommandArticle 150. Appeal against Preventive measureArticle 151. Substitution or the Annulment of the Preventive measureCHAPTER 19. OTHER COERCIVE MEASURESArticle 152. Temporary Suspension from WorkArticle 153. Forcible Appearance in CourtSection VI. PROPERTY ISSUES IN CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGCHAPTER 20. CIVIL SUIT IN CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGArticle 154. Legislation applied during civil suitArticle 155. Meaning of a Decision or Court Decision on Civil SuitArticle 156. Commencement and Conduct of a Civil Suit by the ProsecutorArticle 157. Exemption of Civil Plaintiff from State DutiesArticle 158. Bringing of a Civil SuitArticle 159. Rejection to Accept a Suit StatementArticle 160. Provision of the Compensation on a Civil SuitArticle 161. Refusal from a Civil SuitArticle 162. Jurisdiction of a Civil Suit
(not official copy)Article 163. Resolution of a Civil SuitArticle 164. Compensation of the Property Damages on the Initiative of theCourtCHAPTER 21. PAYMENT AND COMPENSATION OF EXPENSESArticle 165. Payment of the defense attorneyArticle 166. The payment of a translator, specialist and an expertArticle 167. Compensation of expenses to the persons involved in the criminalproceedingCHAPTER 22. COURT COSTSArticle 168. Court CostsArticle 169. Recovery of the Court CostsSection VII. CONFIDENTIALITY AND ITS TERMSCHAPTER 23. MAINTENANCE OF CONFIDENTIALITYArticle 170. Immunity of Personal and Family LifeArticle 171. Confidentiality of a State SecretArticle 172. Maintenance of an Official and Commercial SecretsCHAPTER 24. TERMS OF THE PROCEEDINGSArticle 173. Calculation of the termArticle 174. Consequences of the Term Expiration and the Procedure of itsRenewalSPECIAL PARTSECTION 8. PRETRIAL PROCEEDINGS OF CRIMINAL CASESCHAPTER 25. INITIATION OF CRIMINAL PROSECUTIONArticle 175. The duty for initiation of criminal prosecutionArticle 176. The reasons for initiation of criminal prosecutionArticle 177. The statements of physical persons about crimesArticle 178. Statements by legal entitiesArticle 179. Mass media reportsArticle 180. The examination procedure of reports about crimes
(not official copy)Article 181. Decisions made as a result of examination of statements aboutcrimesArticle 182. Procedure of initiation of criminal prosecutionArticle 183. Initiation of a criminal case based on the complaint of the injured personArticle 184. Initiation of new prosecution based on the materials of acriminal case under examination of the investigator or the courtArticle 185. Dismissal of initiation of criminal prosecutionArticle 186. Transfer of statements about crime by subordinationArticle 187. The progress of the criminal case after initiation ofcriminal case.theCHAPTER 26. GENERAL CONDITIONS FOR PRELIMINARYINVESTIGATIONArticle 188. Mandatory nature of preliminary investigationArticle 189. Preliminary investigation bodiesArticle 190. Investigative subordinationArticle 191. The place of preliminary investigationArticle 192. Beginning the preliminary investigationArticle 193. The authority of the chief of investigation departmentArticle 194. The preliminary investigation conducted by investigationgroupArticle 195. The authority of the head of the investigation groupArticle 196. The end of preliminary investigationArticle 197. Preliminary investigation deadlinesArticle 198. Mandatory elucidation and ensuring of rights forparticipants of the proceedingsArticle 199. Consideration and resolutions of petitionsArticle 200. The obligation to reveal and eliminate the circumstancesconductive to committed crimeArticle 201. Prohibition to publicize the preliminary investigation data
(not official copy)CHAPTER 27. IMPLEADING AS THE ACCUSEDArticle 202. The grounds and procedure of impleading as the accusedArticle 203. The procedure of bringing an accusationArticle 204. Changes in and additions to the accusationCHAPTER 28. INTERROGATION AND CONFRONTATIONArticle 205. The procedure of summoning to interrogationArticle 206. Interrogation of the witnessArticle 207. Interrogation of a witness under ageArticle 208. Interrogation of deaf, mute, blind or other severely ill personas a witnessArticle 209. The protocol of witness interrogationArticle 210. Interrogation of the injured person.Article 211. Interrogation of the suspectArticle 212. Interrogation of the accusedArticle 213. The protocol of interrogation of the suspect and the accusedArticle 214. Record of testimonies of the suspect or the accused by theirown handArticle 215. Interrogation of ConvictArticle 216. ConfrontationCHAPTER 29. EXAMINATION, EXHUMATION, OBSERVATIONArticle 217. ExaminationArticle 218. Procedure of examinationArticle 219. ExhumationArticle 220. ObservationCHAPTER 30. IDENTIFICATIONArticle 221. Identification of a person
(not official copy)Article 222. Identification of objectsArticle 223. Identification of a corpseArticle 224. The identification protocolCHAPTER 31. SEARCH AND SEIZUREArticle 225. Grounds for conducting searchArticle 226. Grounds for seizureArticle 227. Persons present at search and seizureArticle 228. Procedure of search and seizureArticle 229. Personal searchArticle 230. Search and seizure protocolArticle 231. The mandatory presentation of the copy of the search andseizure protocolCHAPTER 32. ARREST OF PROPERTYArticle 232. Arrest of propertyArticle 233. Grounds for arrest of propertyArticle 234. Valuation of the property to be arrestedArticle 235. Procedure of implementation of the decree for propertyarrestArticle 236. The preservation of seized propertyArticle 237. Appeals against arrest of propertyArticle 238. Release of property from seizure by criminal proceedingsCHAPTER 33. MONITORING OF CORRESPONDENCE, MAIL,TELEGRAMS AND OTHER COMMUNICATIONSArticle 239. Monitoring of correspondence, mail, telegrams and othercommunicationsArticle 240. Examination and seizure of correspondenceArticle 241. Supervision over conversation
(not official copy)CHAPTER 34. INVESTIGATORY EXPERIMENTATIONArticle 242. Investigatory experimentationCHAPTER 35. IMPLEMENTATION OF EXPERT EXAMINATIONArticle 243. Grounds for appointing and implementation of expertexaminationArticle 244. Decree on expert examinationArticle 245. Single-person and committee expert examinationsArticle 246. Integrated expert examinationArticle 247. The rights of the injured, the suspect and the accused duringappointment and implementation of expert examinationArticle 248. Expert examination conducted in an expert institutionArticle 249. Implementation of expert examination outside expertinstitutionArticle 250. The expert's conclusionArticle 251. Additional and repeated examinationArticle 252. Interrogation of the expertCHAPTER 36. ACQUISITION OF SAMPLES FOR INVESTIGATIONArticle 253. Grounds to acquire samplesArticle 254. Types of samplesArticle 255. Sample acquisition procedureArticle 256. Sample collection protocolCHAPTER 37. SUSPENSION AND TERMINATION OF CRIMINALPROCEEDINGSArticle 257. Suspension of criminal proceedingsArticle 258. Investigator's actions after suspension of the proceedingsArticle 259. Search for the accusedArticle 260. Resumption of suspended criminal proceedings
(not official copy)Article 261. Termination procedure of criminal proceedings and criminalprosecution during preliminary investigationArticle 262. Investigator's actions after termination of criminalproceedingsArticle 263. Appealing against the termination decreeArticle 264. Resumption of terminated criminal proceedingsCHAPTER 38. WRITING THE INDICTMENT AND FORWARDING THECRIMINAL CASE TO THE COURTArticle 265. Familiarization with the case prior to writing indictmentArticle 266. Procedure for familiarization with the criminal caseArticle 267. Appeals made after familiarization with the caseArticle 268. Protocol on familiarization with the caseArticle 269. Repeated familiarization with the case after satisfaction ofappealArticle 270. IndictmentArticle 271. Appendices to indictmentArticle 272. Forwarding the criminal case to the prosecutorArticle 273. Issues concerning the received case resolved by theprosecutorArticle 274. Prosecutor's decree on the received case with indictmentArticle 275. Decree on measures securing the appearanceArticle 276. Changes in the list of persons liable to be summoned to thetrialArticle 277. Forwarding the case to the court.CHAPTER 39. COURT SUPERVISION OVER PRETRIAL PROCEEDINGSArticle 278. Domain of court supervisionArticle 279. Investigatory actions conducted by court decreeArticle 280. Judiciary enforcement carried out by court decree
(not official copy)Article 281. Implementation of operative and search actions by courtdecreeArticle 282. Appeals concerning investigatory, operative and searchactions and court enforcement measuresArticle 283. Reviewing procedure for appeals for investigatory, operativeand search actions and court enforcement measuresArticle 284. Discussion procedure of appeals against operative-searching measuresArticle 285. Discussion of the appeal for arrest as a means to secure theappearanceArticle 286. Court decrees on investigatory, operative and investigatoryactivities and judiciary enforcement measuresArticle 287. Appeal against a court decree to use or not to use arrest asmeans of securing appearanceArticle 288. Court trial into the legitimacy or justification of decree to useor not to use arrest as measure to secure appearanceArticle 289. Appealing against and inquiring into court decrees rulinginvetsigatory and operative and investigatory actions and using courtenforcement measuresArticle 290. Appealing against illegitimate and ungrounded decrees andactions of the person in charge of investigation, the investigator, theprosecutor and operative and investigatory bodiesSECTION 9. PROCEEDINGS IN FIRST INSTANCE COURTCHAPTER 40. PREPARATION OF THE TRIALArticle 291. Taking the case by court for proceedingsArticle 292. Decrees adopted while preparing cases for trialArticle 293. Decree on appointing court trialArticle 294. Decree to terminate criminal case proceedings or criminalprosecutionArticle 295. Decree on suspension of criminal proceedingsArticle 296. Decree to return the case to the prosecutorArticle 297. Decree to return the case for additional preliminaryinvestigation
(not official copy)Article 298. Decree to forward the case by jurisdictionArticle 299. Decree on self-challengeArticle 300. Decree on means to secure appearanceCHAPTER 41. GENERAL CONDITIONS OF COURT TRIALArticle 301. Invariability of the court composition when receiving the caseArticle 302. Participation of the defendant in the trialArticle 303. Consequences of the defendant's failure to attendArticle 304. Participation of defense lawyer in trial and consequences ofhis failure to attendArticle 305. Participation of civil defendant in court trial andconsequences of his failure to attendArticle 306. Prosecutor's participation in the court trial and consequencesof his failure to attend the sessionArticle 307. Participation of the injured person in court trial andconsequences of his failure to attend the sessionArticle 308. Participation of civil claimant in the court trial andconsequences of his failure to attend the sessionArticle 309. Limits to court trialArticle 310. Postponement of court trial and suspension of criminal caseArticle 311. Sending the criminal case to additional preliminaryinvestigationArticle 312. The issue of means to secure appearanceArticle 313. Procedure of making decisions at court sessionsArticle 314. Procedure of court sessionArticle 315. Court session protocolArticle 316. Comments on court session protocol.CHAPTER 42. PREPARATORY PART OF COURT SESSIONArticle 317. Opening a court sessionArticle 318. Checking the presence of persons summoned to the courtsession
(not official copy)Article 319. Sending the witnesses out of the court roomArticle 320. Explanation of rights, responsibilities and duties to thetranslatorArticle 321. Resolution of challenge to the translatorArticle 322. Announcement of court composition and resolution ofchallenge to judgesArticle 323. Identification of the defendant, clarification of timely handingof the indictment copy to the defendantArticle 324. Announcement of the prosecutor and resolution of hischallengeArticle 325. Announcement of the representative of the injured person,the civil claimant, and resolution of their challengeArticle 326. Defense of the defendant and resolution of issues ruling outthe participation of the given defense counselArticle 327. The expert, the specialist, and resolution of challenges tothese personsArticle 328. Explanation of rights and responsibilities to the defendantArticle 329. Explanation of rights to injured person, civil defendant andcivil claimantArticle 330. Explaining the rights and duties to the expert and thespecialistArticle 331. Appeals and their resolutionArticle 332. Resolution on examination of the case in the absence of thewitness, expert and specialistCHAPTER 43. TRIALArticle 333. Beginning of trialArticle 334. Clarification of the defendant's positionArticle 335. Order of proof examinationsAfter having heard the opinions of the parties, the court makes a decision on theprocedure of examinations of proofs.Article 336. Interrogation of the defendant
(not official copy)Article 337. Publicizing the testimonies of the accused and the defendantArticle 338. Interrogation of ConvictArticle 339. Clarification of reasons for the witness's refusal to testify andwarning about the responsibility for refusal or evasion from testimonyand for perjuryArticle 340. Procedure of the interrogation of the witnessArticle 341. Interrogation of an under-age witnessArticle 342. Publicizing the witness's testimonyArticle 343. Interrogation of the injured personArticle 344. Examination of the expert's conclusion during court trialArticle 345. Expert examination during court trialArticle 346. Interrogation of the expertArticle 347. Appointment of repeated or additional expert examinationArticle 348. Examination of exhibitsArticle 349. Publicizing of documentsArticle 350. Examination of the place and buildingArticle 351. Identification, investigatory experimentation, obtainingsamples for examinationArticle 352. Limitations on proof examinationArticle 353. End of court trialCHAPTER 44. ORAL ARGUMENT AND THE DEFENDANT'S LAST WORDArticle 354. Content and procedure of oral argumentArticle 355. The defendant's last wordArticle 356. Retirement of court to deliberation roomCHAPTER 45. ADOPTING THE VERDICTArticle 357. Adopting the verdictArticle 358. Legal, grounded and argumented verdict
(not official copy)Article 359. Secrecy of deliberations roomArticle 360. Issues subject to resolution by court, when adopting theverdictArticle 361. Discussion of the defendant's imputabilityArticle 362. Establishment of supervision over convict on probationArticle 363. Resumption of court trial or forwarding the criminal case toadditional investigationArticle 364. Types of verdictsArticle 365. ConvictionArticle 366. AcquittalArticle 367. Resolution of civil claim when adopting the verdictArticle 368. Issue of providing the civil claimArticle 369. Compiling the verdictArticle 370. Verdict introductionArticle 371. Descriptive and argumentation part of the verdictArticle 372. Conclusion of verdictArticle 373. Publicizing the verdictArticle 374. Release of the defendant from arrestArticle 375. Handing the copy of the verdict to the convict or theacquitted personPART 10. PROCEEDINGS IN APPELLATE COURTCHAPTER 46. APPEALArticle 376. The right to appealArticle 377. The court considering appealed casesArticle 378. Procedure of filing the appealArticle 379. Deadlines of filing the appealArticle 380. Procedure of recovering the appeal deadlineArticle 381. Appeal
(not official copy)Article 382. Notification about the filed appealArticle 383. Consequences of appealArticle 384. Decisions made in the first instance court which are liable to appealCHAPTER 47. CONSIDERATION OF THE CASE IN THE APPELLATE COURTArticle 385. Limits to consideration of the case in the appellate courtArticle 386. The subject of the appealArticle 387. The composition of the court considering the appeal against the caseArticle 388. The date of beginning of consideration in the appellate courtArticle 389. Appointment of the session of the appellate courtArticle 390. Procedure of consideration of the case in the appellate courtArticle 391. Trial in the appellate courtArticle 392. Court deliberations: the last word of the defendantArticle 393. Adopting the verdictArticle 394. Decisions made by the appellate courtArticle 395. Grounds for turning down or changing the verdict or decision of thefirst instance courtArticle 396. Discrepancies between the conclusions made in the verdict ordecision on the factual circumstances of the case and evidences examined in theappellate courtArticle 397. Incorrect application of criminal lawArticle 398. Essential breach of procedural lawArticle 399. Inadequacy of the appointed punishment to the severity of the crimeand the defendant's personalityArticle 400. Turning down or changing an acquittalArticle 401. Protocol of the session of the appellate courtArticle 402. Verdict or decision of the appellate court coming into legal force andhanding the verdict or decision to the partiesPART 11. PROCEEDINGS IN THE CASSATION COURTCHAPTER 48. PROCEEDINGS IN THE CASSATION COURTArticle 403. Reconsideration of verdict and decision if cassation court
(not official copy)Article 404. The persons entitled to file cassation appealArticle 405. The court considering the cases of cassation appealsArticle 406. The grounds for filing cassation appealsArticle 407. Cassation appealArticle 408. Grounds for revival of cases and the deadlines for newly emergedcircumstancesArticle 409. Initiation of proceedings as a result of newly emerged circumstancesArticle 410. Actions of the prosecutor and the specially licensed lawyer after theinvestigation (examination) of the newly emerged circumstancesArticle 411. Procedure of appeal against the verdictThe cassation appeal is brought to the cassation court and its copy to the court whichadopted the verdict to carry out the requirements of article 413, part 2 of this Code.Article 412. Deadlines for verdict appealingArticle 413. Consequences of appealArticle 414. Decisions liable to appealArticle 415. Limits to consideration of the case in cassation courtArticle 416. Composition of court considering a cassation appealArticle 417. Preparation for the session of the cassation courtArticdle 418. Procedure of consideration of the case in cassation courtArticle 419. Decision of the court which considers the appealArticle 420. Turning down the acquittalArticle 421. Turning down the verdict and sending the case for new investigationArticle 422. Content of decisions made by the cassation courtArticle 423. Procedure of decision making by cassation courtArticle 424. The decision of the cassation court coming into legal forceArticle 425. Separate decision of the cassation courtArticle 426. Investigation of the case after turning down the verdict or decisionPART 12. IMPLEMENTATION OF COURT DECISIONS
(not official copy)CHAPTER 49. Implementation of court decisionsArticle 427. The court decision coming into force and its implementationArticle 428. The instruction to hand the court decision for implementationArticle 429. Providing the rights of the convict while implementing the courtdecisionArticle 430. Resolution of doubts and uncertainties concerning the court decisionArticle 431. Postponement of the implementation of the court decisionArticle 432. Exemption from punishment due to illnessArticle 433. Exemption of the convict whose court decision implementation isdelayed, as well as the elimination of the delay in the implementation of the courtdecisionArticle 434. Release on parole and replacement of the sentence with a less strictoneArticle 435. Changes in the conditions of imprisonmentArticle 436. Inclusion of the time spent in a medical institution in the calculationof the termArticle 437. The courts which resolve the issues concerning the execution of courtsentencesArticle 438. Procedure of resolving the issues concerning the execution of courtdecisionsPART 13. PECULIARITIES OF CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS ON CERTAINCRIMESCHAPTER 50. PECULIARITIES OF PROCEEDINGS ON
Article 4. Effect of the Criminal-Procedure Law in the Course of Time . Article 6. Definitions of the Basic Notions Used in the Criminal-procedure Code CHAPTER 2. PRINCIPLES OF CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS Article 7. Legitimacy Article 8. Equality of All Before the Law Article 9. Respect for the Rights, Freedoms and Dignity of an Individual
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