SEIZURE AND SEARCH: LEGAL FOUNDATIONS AND PRACTICAL SIGNIFICANCE
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https://doi.org/10.55640/Keywords:
seizure, search, criminal process, human rights, evidence, lawyer participation, digital evidence.Abstract
This article analyzes the legal foundations of seizure and search during investigative actions, their role in the criminal process, significance in protecting human rights, and practical issues. Recommendations are also provided for the effective and lawful execution of these procedural actions.
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