Role of legal encouragement in improving the effectiveness of criminal proceedings

Abstract

The article examines the importance of the institution of legal encouragement in improving the effectiveness of criminal procedural activities as an effective legal instrument. Analyzing the essence of efficiency in criminal proceedings, the author notes that the interest of society and the individual stems from social needs based on basic values, including those transmitted by the state. One of the value orientations can be considered the request of society for the effective implementation by the state of its public administrative function, ensuring the protection of the rights and freedoms of every citizen involved in criminal proceedings. The author comes to the conclusion that each of the participants in the criminal procedural relations has its own need arising from the legitimate interest provided for by the criminal procedural legislation. In this case, the institution of legal encouragement is one of the universal ways to achieve mutual benefit and efficiency of criminal procedural activities.