THE PARTICULARS OF PROBATION IN THE CASES REGARDING OFFENSES OF CORRUPTION.

The advanced interest in preventing, investigating and combating corruption crimes is determined by the fact that this phenomenon destroys the principles of good governance, legality and social equity, endangers the rule of law, hinders state and economic development, devalues human rights and endangers morality of the society. Under these conditions, the fight against the phenomenon of corruption occupies the first place in the agenda of many governments and international organizations. Strong calls are being heard in all parts of the world for the proper fight against acts of corruption and the implementation of policies focused on the development of good governance systems to avoid undermining current and potential efforts to prevent and combat corruption. In this article, we carry out an analysis of the circumstances to be established in the process of investigating corruption crimes. We also pay special attention to the problems related to the proof of corruption by the state prosecutor in the process of examining criminal cases regarding acts of corruption in the court of first instance. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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