Forensic and legal reflections on non-postponed prosecution actions

Abstract

The article refers to the forensic and procedural importance of carrying out criminal prosecution actions that cannot be postponed by the prosecuting officer or prosecutor. An analysis is made regarding the concordance between the urgency of the criminal prosecution actions, the observance of the rights and procedural guarantees of the participants in the process and the compliance of the criminal procedural regulations with the technical recommendations and forensic tactics, regarding the rapid discovery of the crime and providing evidence to prove the person’s guilt innocence. It proposes a notion of “criminal prosecution actions that do not suffer postponement” and there is controversy over some procedural issues contrary to the principles of forensics.