2021
DOI: 10.37772/2309-9275-2021-2(17)-13
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Actual issues of the search of housing or other possession of the person

Abstract: Problem setting. One of the basic human rights, enshrined in the Constitution of Ukraine, is the right to inviolability of housing or other possession. The Basic Law stipulates that no penetration into a home or other possession of a person, inspection or search in them is allowed differently than according to a motivated court decision. This provision means that the state is authorized to reasonably restrict the above law. However, according to law enforcement practice, such restriction of the right to inviol… Show more

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“…Ye. Povzyk (2021) determines the proper recording of its individual features not only when obtaining permission from the investigating judge to conduct a search but also when directly conducting this investigative (search) action as another essential component of the implementation of the principle of proportionality in the seizure of property, in particular in the relevant protocol. I. Osypenko & K. Myshasta (2021) draw attention to the fact that it is the investigator, the prosecutor who executes the decision that should examine the evidentiary value of the property that is planned to be seized and check the ownership of the actions of the persons involved in conducting this investigative (search) activity since they, not having information about the pre-trial investigation as a whole, can allow procedural abuses in the context of property seizure.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Ye. Povzyk (2021) determines the proper recording of its individual features not only when obtaining permission from the investigating judge to conduct a search but also when directly conducting this investigative (search) action as another essential component of the implementation of the principle of proportionality in the seizure of property, in particular in the relevant protocol. I. Osypenko & K. Myshasta (2021) draw attention to the fact that it is the investigator, the prosecutor who executes the decision that should examine the evidentiary value of the property that is planned to be seized and check the ownership of the actions of the persons involved in conducting this investigative (search) activity since they, not having information about the pre-trial investigation as a whole, can allow procedural abuses in the context of property seizure.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%