Keyword: «investigator.»

This article examines several aspects of ensuring the rights and legitimate interests of suspects and defendants who have filed a motion for a pre-trial cooperation agreement, specifically addressing the possibility of an investigator denying such a motion. It presents arguments and justifications that the decision to deny or grant a motion for a pre-trial cooperation agreement should be made solely by the prosecutor. Furthermore, to fully guarantee the rights and legitimate interests of suspects and defendants who have filed a motion for a pre-trial cooperation agreement, the article provides justifications for the possibility of appealing the decision to deny a pre-trial cooperation agreement in court. Based on the publication's findings, proposals are formulated for introducing corresponding amendments to current criminal procedure legislation.