ბრალდებული სისხლის სამართლის პროცესში

Georgia's criminal procedure law has undergone a number of changes since 1998, the main line of which was more and more simple and effective criminal proceedings. In 2009, a completely new Code of Procedure was adopted, which is fundamentally different from the previous one. It includes new institutions, more liberal and purely competitive principles, and even more streamlined procedures.
The aim of this study is to review the 2009 Code of Humanitarian Procedure in terms of the basic principles expressed in them. The starting point is the situation of the accused against the background of this news. A comparative analysis will be used as the research method as needed. The new Criminal Procedure Code is fundamentally different from the old one. While the 1998 Code of Conduct was a hybrid version of the Inquisition and Competitive Model after its adoption, the new Code of Conduct is purely competitive, meaning that litigation takes place in the passive role of a judge against the backdrop of competition and prosecution. This approach is much more favorable to the interests of the accused and is directly in line with the principle of humanization. During the competition, the defense is given an equal opportunity to defend, and therefore is given a chance to show their innocence or less guilt, depending on the maximum of the opportunity.