THE HISTORY OF TERMINATING CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS AND REHABILITATION INSTITUTIONS WITHOUT RESOLVING THE ISSUE OF CULPABILITY

The criminal procedure system of Central Asian states is historically closely linked to the legal traditions of the Russian Empire. The formation of legislation in this region occurred as a result of the introduction and subsequent development of the Russian legal system. Specifically, this process, which began in the mid-19th century, was implemented through the legal norms and practices of the Russian Empire. On August 15, 1845, the Russian Empire adopted the "Statute of Criminal and Corrective Punishments," which was a significant milestone in the history of Russian criminal legislation and had a considerable impact on Central Asia. This statute clearly defined the possibilities and conditions for abandoning criminal prosecution. In modern criminal procedural terminology, this statute identified two main groups for terminating criminal cases: [1] ..... [1] См.: Российское законодательство Х-ХХ вв. В эт. Т. 6. С. 163 https://www.prlib.ru/item/1874387