TERMINATION OF CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS IN RELATION TO A PERSON WHO VOLUNTARILY REFUSED TO COMPLETE A CRIME AS A BASIS FOR HIS REHABILITATION

In legal practice, the termination of criminal proceedings is an important institution regulating the termination of criminal prosecution. One of the key issues arising in this context is the rehabilitation of the person against whom the criminal case was terminated. Rehabilitation in this context is the restoration of rights and reputation of a person after the termination of criminal prosecution, especially if it was terminated on the basis of circumstances that do not cast doubt on the fact of his innocence. This article is relevant, as it is devoted to the analysis of theoretical foundations, legal norms and practical aspects of rehabilitation in the termination of a criminal case when a person refuses to bring the crime to an end. The article reflects the problems of termination of a criminal case due to the refusal of a person to bring a crime to an end.