title: INITIATION OF APPEAL IN CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS
abstract: The article examines one of the controversial issues in law enforcement practice, the issue of initiating the appeal procedure by the appellate court as a whole, as well as the impact of this appeal process on changing the scope of the rights of the convicted person. The author comes to the conclusion that any appeal review is initiated by the parties, and only when the relevant appeal requirements are met, the mechanism of appeal proceedings is launched, in which the public principle is manifes
journal: LEGAL ORDER History Theory Practice