ABOUT THE MOMENT OF COMING INTO EFFECT OF INTERMEDIATE JUDGMENTS ON CRIMINAL CASES

Abstract

The legislator ignores the question of coming into force intermediate judgments made
at criminal case proceedings that generates disputes in theory and practice. The opinion on
the immediate introduction in validity of such judicial acts is widespread, however such
position won't be coordinated with actually existing possibility of their appeal. By analogy
with civil legal proceedings it is offered to distinguish the moments of the beginning of
execution and coming into effect intermediate resolution, definition. It is also offered to
estimate terms of appeal since the moment when the interested person has learned about
violation of the right by the intermediate judgment.