The Purpose of the Criminal Procedure and Its Importance For Determining the Method of Criminal Procedure Activity

Abstract

In this article, the author finds out that comprehensiveness, completeness and objectivity in the science of criminal proceedings are given a special status - the status of either a basic cognitive principle or a method. Without setting ourselves the task of separating the concepts of principle and method at this stage, we will only note that in both the first and second cases the most important and exceptional importance of comprehensiveness, completeness and objectivity is emphasized. And it is these categories in their unity that can lead us to the cognitive goal of the criminal process. It is they, in our opinion, that act as the very method of the criminal process, which nothing in the activity itself should interfere with and which should become the basis for the formation of the criminal procedural law and changes to it.