USE OF THE RESULTS OF OPERATIONAL INVESTIGATIVE ACTIVITIES IN PROVING A CRIMINAL CASE
The purpose of this article is to study the problems of using the results obtained in the course of operational investigative activities in criminal proceedings. In the study of this problem, the points of view of various scientists in the field of criminal procedure were considered. Based on the analysis of legal literature and law enforcement practice, the authors propose a number of conditions that will allow the law enforcement officer to more effectively solve the problems of using the results of operational investigative activities in proving criminal cases. The article formulates the provisions justifying the fact that the use of the results of operational investigative activities in criminal procedure evidence is one of the most urgent problems of modern criminal proceedings. The need for our research is determined by the importance of the results of operational investigative activities for the prevention, detection and investigation of crimes, as well as for the delivery of legal, reasonable and fair sentences. Long-term investigative and judicial practice shows that the current criminal situation is largely due to unsatisfactory activities in the investigation of crimes. One of the main factors that negatively affect investigative and judicial activities is the uncertainty about the use of the results of operational investigative activities that exists in the regulatory framework of criminal proceedings, in the theory of criminal procedure and operational investigative activities. Despite a significant number of works that, in one way or another, address the use of the results of criminal procedure in criminal proceedings, many of them remain unresolved. These considerations give rise to the conclusion that any theoretical study of the use of the results of operational investigative activities in criminal proceedings is relevant.