IMPROVING THE SYSTEM OF PRINCIPLES IN CRIMINAL PROCEDURE IN UZBEKISTAN

Abstract

This article is dedicated to the examination of the institution of principles in criminal procedure, emphasizing the significance of these principles at various stages to safeguard the rights of participants in criminal proceedings. The article evaluates existing principles and proposes the incorporation of new principles into criminal procedural legislation, providing examples that illustrate the potential implementation of these principles at specific stages. The principles of proportionality of restricting rights and freedoms in criminal proceedings, respect for human dignity and honor, and a reasonable duration have been analyzed. Ways to implement these principles into national legislation are proposed. The main focus is on analyzing international experience and justice standards, as well as improving the second chapter of the Criminal Procedure Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan.