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THE ENSURING OF RIGHTS OF DEFENSE AND SAFETY OF PARTICIPANTS OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE IN LATVIA
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Reforming of public relations, occurring in Latvian requires the improvement of all laws, including criminal procedure law. Since the 1st of October 2005 in Latvia is in force the criminal procedure law (hereinafter criminal procedure law – CPL) which reformed the previously existing criminal procedure laws and introduced the new ones. The Article 1 of CPL defines the goal of CPL which consists in the establishment of such an order of the criminal procedure which ensures the effective use of rules of criminal law and fair settlement of criminal and legal regulations without the undue interference in private life. Personality should stand in the foreground as the most important value of society and state. Therefore, the main goal of the modern stage of forming up of legal state in Latvia is defense of rights and interest of an individual, his/her life, health, honor, dignity, provision of personal inviolability and complete safety [14]. The article presents the system of security tools of participants of criminal procedure in Latvia, criminal procedure rules are analyzed, providing the security and safety of rights and legitimate interests of individual in criminal procedure and other laws.
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