Review of court decisions that have not entered in to legal force in a comparative analysis of appeal proceedings
The most dynamically developing institution of criminal procedure law is appeal proceedings. The approach to the essence of the appeal review of criminal cases, connected with a change in the system of internal judicial control, as well as large scale judicial innovations, which entailed the creation of cassation and appeal courts of general jurisdiction on an extraterritorial basis, requires a reform. The paper considers the review of court decisions that have not entered into legal force in a comparative analysis of appeal proceedings.