Cases of Violation of the Law Related to the Honor and Dignity of the Interrogated Persons During the Investigation Period and Grounds of Responsibility

Abstract

The article deals with the cases related to the honor and value of the interrogated persons in the preliminary investigation and the presence or absence of criminal elements in these cases, as well as the grounds of responsibility for crimes related to the honor and value of the interrogated persons during the investigation period. This topic delves into the critical issue of cases involving the infringement of the rights, honor, and dignity of individuals subjected to interrogation during the investigation phase. The annotation seeks to examine instances where legal boundaries are breached, resulting in harm to the personal standing and self-respect of the individuals involved. It will explore the various circumstances and contexts in which these violations occur, shedding light on the root causes and motivations behind such actions. The study aspires to offer a comprehensive overview of the challenges and solutions pertinent to this vital aspect of the criminal justice system, fostering a fair and just legal environment that respects the rights and dignity of all individuals involved.