The scientific article contains information on the study of the concept of «reasonableness of suspicion», the study by the investigating judge of the evidence that substantiates the suspicion during the application of precautionary measures. The article analyzes scientific works on certain topics, decisions of the European Court of Human Rights and national legislation. The main problem is identified, which is related to the fact that the investigating judge in most cases, when considering a request for a measure of restraint, ignores the need to examine the evidence related to the examination of suspicion. The result of the above material is the fact that the notification of a person of suspicion can in no way justify the application of measures to ensure criminal proceedings. An important procedural step, which plays a crucial role in the pre-trial investigation stage, is the notification of a person of suspicion. Suspicion is presented to a person only on the basis of proper, admissible, sufficient and reliable evidence, it allows to suspect a person of committing a criminal offense. The pre-trial investigation body does not always establish all sufficient grounds for such a suspicion, so the question arises as to its validity. After the notification of suspicion, it is possible to apply one of the measures to ensure criminal proceedings, namely: a precautionary measure. The norms of the criminal procedure law oblige the court, when choosing a measure of restraint, to take into account the data underlying such a decision. The presence of a notice of suspicion is not an identical notion of the validity of the suspicion. In order to substantiate the suspicion, the parties to the criminal proceedings are obliged to provide the investigating judge with evidence of the circumstances to which they refer, which in turn entails the duty of the investigating judge, the court to verify and evaluate the evidence. The presence of risks does not justify the suspicion. The need to comply with the rule on the verification of «reasonableness of suspicion» is realized by establishing criteria that should be investigated and established by the investigating judge during the consideration of motions for the application of measures to ensure criminal proceedings.
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