FIRST FUNDAMENTAL RESEARCH ON THE ORIGIN AND DEVELOPMENT OF INVESTIGATION IN UKRAINE
Review
In his 2017 monograph Measures to Secure Criminal Proceedings: Theory and Practice, Vasyl I. Farynnyk examines both Ukrainian practice and international standards (ECHR, ECtHR jurisprudence) to:
trace the historical and conceptual origins of procedural coercion;
trace the historical and conceptual origins of procedural coercion;
classify and set general rules for all types of securing measures (from preventive to isolation);
classify and set general rules for all types of securing measures (from preventive to isolation);
analyze common mistakes and successful foreign practices in investigations and trials;
analyze common mistakes and successful foreign practices in investigations and trials;
propose organizational and legislative reforms to ensure measures are applied lawfully, proportionately, and promptly.
propose organizational and legislative reforms to ensure measures are applied lawfully, proportionately, and promptly.
This work serves as a practical guide for legislators, investigative and prosecutorial leaders, examining judges, defense counsel, and legal educators seeking to improve Ukraine’s system of securing criminal proceedings