HISTORICAL PREREQUISITES FOR THE FORMATION IN THE DOMESTIC CRIMINAL PROCEDURE LAW OF A STATE INSTITUTE OF PREVENTIVE MEASURES


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The article substantiates the idea that the current stage of legal development follows the story of class rights. In the institute of criminally-remedial preventive measures there is a tendency to establish a special procedure that is conducive to a separate category of the accused-entrepreneurs. This is due to the general financial and economic, criminal and criminally-remedial policy pursued by the government today. The author tries to draw historical and legal parallels between the modern realities of criminal procedure policy establishment in the form of privileges for certain social class, with those that were in the days of absolute monarchy. Based on the results of comparative legal analysis, he is trying to predict the prospects of domestic criminal procedure law of an
institute of preventive measures.

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L. M. Fetishcheva

Nizhniy Novgorod academy of the Ministry of the Interior of Russia

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Russian Federation

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