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DOI: ORGANIZATIONAL AND LEGAL ISSUES OF PERSONAL INVIOLABILITY IN THE SYSTEM OF PROVIDING RIGHTS AND FREEDOM OF CITIZENS IN CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS
Yuriy Pulatov , Department Of Special Legal Disciplines And Military Diplomacy Of The University Of Public Security Of The Republic Uzbekistan, Doctor Of Law In Science, Professor Nodirjon Khayriev , Associate Professor, Department Of Criminal Law Disciplines Of The University Of Public Security Of The Republic Of Uzbekistan, Doctor Of Law In ScienceAbstract
The article analyses the organizational and legal issues of personal integrity in the system of ensuring the rights and freedoms of citizens at the theoretical and practical level
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Rights and freedoms of citizens, theory, practice, organizational and legal issues
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