RESPECT FOR THE PRIVACY PROTECTED BY LAW IN THE CONDUCT OF INVESTIGATIVE ACTIONS

Abstract

The article deals with the issues of ensuring the privacy protected by law in the course of individual investigative actions. The procedural procedure established by the Code of Criminal Procedure for conducting investigative actions does not unequivocally guarantee the protection of privacy, since initially it is impossible to establish the possibility of obtaining a certain result during their conduct, and therefore the question arises of observing guarantees for protecting the right to privacy of participants in criminal proceedings. The author justifies the need, before initiating investigative actions involving invited specialists, translators, interpreters and other persons, to warn them of criminal liability for disclosing the information they received as a result of the proceedings in their presence. The use of photos and video recordings of objects that may contain personal secrets is unacceptable if this does not apply to participants in a criminal law conflict. The transcript of telephone conversations is made only in the part related to the study of the circumstances of the crime committed. Other information should not be reflected in the transcript.