POWERS OF A CHIEF OF AN INQUIRY BODY IN THE LIGHT OF PROVISIONS OF THE FEDERAL LAW NO. 440-FZ

Authors

  • Dmitry Vladimirovich Tatianin Author

Abstract

Introducing a new participant of a criminal trial – a chief of body of inquiry, from
accusation has caused a need of differentiation of its powers with the powers of a prosecutor
and chief of division of inquiry for the purpose of an exception of double subordination
of investigators in case of criminal proceeding. In the article the need of provision of specific
powers to one of heads is proved: to the chief of body of inquiry or chief of division
of inquiry. The line item states that the chief of body of inquiry shall carry out powers of
the chief of division of inquiry in the absence of specialized division. In the presence of
specialized division of inquiry on investigation of crimes, the chief of body of inquiry shall
not carry out powers of the chief of division of inquiry. The opinion is defended that the
investigator shall receive consent to produce investigative and others procedural actions
only from the chief of body of inquiry. It is offered to make changes to the third part Art.
40.2, in it, having specified in what cases the deputy chief constable carries out powers of
the chief of body of inquiry. It is offered to confer to the prosecutor only supervising powers
behind activities of bodies of inquiry in case of production of preliminary inquiry in the
form of inquiry.

Author Biography

  • Dmitry Vladimirovich Tatianin

    Candidate of Sciences (Law), associate professor of the Department
    of Criminal Process and Law-enforcement activity, Udmurt State University, Izhevsk, Russian Federation.

Published

2017-01-23

Issue

Section

Problems and Questions of Criminal Law, Criminal Justice