The article deals with the question of the possible participation of artificial intelligence in criminal procedure relations. The author explores the existing points of view regarding the possibility of replacing a judge with artificial intelligence and comes to the conclusion that it is preferable to use artificial intelligence as an auxiliary technical tool. The author also considers the possibility of highlighting a separate category of cases for consideration by artificial intelligence, but in the order of a special stage of legal proceedings (preliminary or additional), while maintaining the ability to appeal against decisions made by artificial intelligence. In addition, the article discusses the possibility of using artificial intelligence to organize legal proceedings, oversee compliance with the law, as well as assist the investigator in finding, analyzing and recording information about the circumstances of the case and translating procedural documents into other languages.
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