THE RELATIONSHIP OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE ACTS AS ACTS OF GOVERNMENT BODIES
This article deals with the definition of the role and relationship of criminal procedure acts and acts adopted in the framework of administrative activities. An attempt is made to justify the feasibility of such a ratio. The aim of this study is to identify common features and relationships between the acts in question. Administrative acts or legal acts of management are considered as an external form of expression of management actions. Previously, it was believed that such acts are issued exclusively by executive authorities, but they can be issued by executive apparatus and other branches of government. A broad interpretation of the system of executive and public administration bodies makes it possible to determine the relationship and produce a relationship between criminal procedure and administrative acts. Through the prism of the basic provisions on governance, parallels are drawn among the bodies of public administration and the inclusion in the executive branch of the bodies of preliminary investigation. The basic concepts of management are considered and the role and significance of criminal procedural acts are justified. Need for research on issues related to their adoption. The article concludes about the managerial nature of criminal proceedings, the existence of managerial functions of the participants authorized to conduct preliminary investigations and judicial proceedings. Studies in the field of administrative law concerning administrative acts are applicable to criminal procedural acts, taking into account the peculiarities of criminal procedural legal relations.