2019
DOI: 10.14505//jarle.v10.1(39).40
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The Burden of Criminal Procedural Proof

Abstract: The urgency of the article stated in the article is due to the need to revise traditional scientific views on certain peculiarities of criminal procedural evidence in connection with the expansion of the adversarial nature of domestic criminal proceedings. The purpose of the paper is to determine the essence of the category ‘burden of proof’ and justify the necessity of introducing it into scientific and law enforcement circulation. The main approach to the study of this problem was to carry out a critical ana… Show more

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“…As for the second part of the name of the proposed approach, it owes to an understanding of proof as a system and the possibility of a systemic approach (system analysis) to criminal procedural proof. The developer of a systemic approach to proof in science of the criminal procedure of Ukraine is Vapniarchuk (Vapniarchuk, 2017(Vapniarchuk, , 2018Vapniarchuk et al, 2018Vapniarchuk et al, , 2019. In systemology, the concept of "system" is revealed, as a rule, by…”
Section: Differences Of the Fourth Approach To Criminal Procedural Pr...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As for the second part of the name of the proposed approach, it owes to an understanding of proof as a system and the possibility of a systemic approach (system analysis) to criminal procedural proof. The developer of a systemic approach to proof in science of the criminal procedure of Ukraine is Vapniarchuk (Vapniarchuk, 2017(Vapniarchuk, , 2018Vapniarchuk et al, 2018Vapniarchuk et al, , 2019. In systemology, the concept of "system" is revealed, as a rule, by…”
Section: Differences Of the Fourth Approach To Criminal Procedural Pr...mentioning
confidence: 99%