List of Graduation Theses and Diploma Papers from the Department of Judicial Law and Prosecutorial Oversight

  1. Principle of judicial protection in criminal proceedings.
  2. Practical issues and methods for improving the prosecutor’s participation in court proceedings.
  3. Powers of the prosecutor in the pre-trial stage of criminal proceedings.
  4. Procedural order for reviewing a sentence in the cassation court.
  5. Jurisdiction of the court regarding the application of legal norms.
  6. Measures to secure a civil claim in criminal proceedings.
  7. Separation of state power and independence of courts: aspects of civil procedural law.
  8. Procedural actions of general jurisdiction courts in considering cases.
  9. Methods for evaluating evidence in criminal proceedings.
  10. The right to appeal against actions and decisions of the process.
  11. Activities of the prosecutor’s office in supervising the implementation of laws in the activities of public organizations and political parties.
  12. Prosecutor’s offices of the Republic of Tajikistan: organization of work and reception of citizens.
  13. Coordinating Council for the activities of law enforcement agencies in combating crime: tasks and powers.
  14. Detention as a measure of procedural coercion.
  15. Some issues of applying the norms of the Constitution of the Republic of Tajikistan in the administration of justice.
  16. The right to appeal against actions and decisions of the process.
  17. General procedure for considering bankruptcy cases in economic courts.
  18. Principle of reasonable time in criminal proceedings. Theoretical and practical issues.
  19. Problems of differentiation and unification of forms of criminal procedure.
  20. Theoretical and practical issues of deadlines in criminal proceedings.
  21. Order of examination of evidence in judicial investigation.
  22. The phenomenon of accusation in criminal proceedings.
  23. Correlation of public, public-private, and private prosecution in criminal proceedings.
  24. Proving in expedited and simplified proceedings.
  25. Proceedings on the application of compulsory medical measures.
  26. Legal status of the defendant in criminal proceedings.
  27. Powers of the prosecutor in exercising general supervision: classification and problems of their implementation.
  28. Preparation for the court session.
  29. The phenomenon of jury consultants in criminal proceedings: current state and prospects.
  30. Issues of the legal status of persons protecting the rights and legitimate interests of other persons in civil proceedings.
  31. Conciliation proceedings in criminal procedure as a new phenomenon.
  32. Development of the system of civil procedural law.
  33. Criminological characteristics of juvenile delinquency.
  34. Service in the bodies and institutions of the prosecutor’s office.
  35. Criminal procedural guarantees.
  36. Theoretical and practical issues of deadlines in criminal proceedings.
  37. The right to judicial protection and problems of its implementation in the Republic of Tajikistan.
  38. Suspect as a participant in criminal proceedings.
  39. The Executive Service under the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan as a law enforcement agency.
  40. Criminological characteristics of drug-related crimes in the Republic of Tajikistan.
  41. Judicial power and scientific problems of its concept.
  42. Victimology and problems of its study in the Republic of Tajikistan.
  43. Independence of the judiciary as a guarantee of a rule-of-law state.
  44. Human rights protection function of the state: problems of its implementation in Tajikistan.
  45. Proceedings for the protection of electoral rights.
  46. Role of prosecutor’s offices in building a democratic and rule-of-law state in the context of globalization.
  47. Legal foundations for the organization and activities of general jurisdiction courts in the Republic of Tajikistan.
  48. Specific features of crime in the Republic of Tajikistan.
  49. Interrogation of juvenile suspects and defendants.
  50. Issues of the legal status of parties in civil proceedings.
  51. Issues of the legal status of parties and third parties in civil proceedings.
  52. Main tasks of criminal judicial proceedings.
  53. Arbitration proceedings.
  54. Sending a criminal case to the prosecutor with an indictment.
  55. Proceedings in the court of first instance.
  56. Urgent issues of prosecutor’s participation in civil and economic proceedings.
  57. Criminological characteristics of female crime.
  58. Other general provisions in criminal proceedings: legal regulation and problems of its practical application.
  59. Concept, goals, and principles of crime prevention.
  60. Procedure for extending the term of detention.
  61. Announcement of the charge as a special stage of preliminary investigation.
  62. Comprehensive, complete, and objective investigation of a criminal case.
  63. Main tasks of criminal judicial proceedings.
  64. Court’s jurisdiction over the received criminal case.
  65. Preparation for the court session.
  66. Concept, rights, and duties of a specialist.
  67. Distinguishing features of interrogation from personal search.
  68. Principle of reasonable time in criminal proceedings. Theoretical and practical issues.
  69. The phenomenon of accusation in criminal proceedings.
  70. Necessity of introducing the phenomenon of acquittal in criminal proceedings.
  71. Grounds for overturning a sentence in criminal proceedings.
  72. State Committee for National Security (SCNS) – as an investigative body.
  73. Necessity of introducing the phenomenon of acquittal in criminal proceedings.
  74. Judicial justice in criminal proceedings.
  75. Issues of the legal status of parties in civil proceedings.
  76. General description of proceedings in the economic court.
  77. Issues of civil proceedings in the supervisory instance court.
  78. Criminological characteristics of terrorism.
  79. System for preventing juvenile and youth crime in Tajikistan.
  80. Proceedings on cases arising from public legal relations: comparative analysis of the Civil Procedure Code of the Republic of Tajikistan of 1963 and the Civil Procedure Code of the Republic of Tajikistan of 2007.
  81. Measures of procedural coercion: concept, significance, and classification.
  82. State protection in Tajikistan: theory and practice.
  83. Scope of expert’s competence in criminal proceedings.
  84. Classification of crime prevention measures.
  85. Specific features of criminal proceedings for separate categories: present and prospects of their legal regulators.
  86. Constitutional judicial justice as a type of human rights activity.
  87. Development of dispositive norms in modern criminal proceedings.
  88. Procedure for extending the term of detention.
  89. Modern problems of prosecutorial supervision over the implementation of laws in operational-investigative activities.
  90. Return of a criminal case for additional investigation to eliminate obstacles for court consideration.
  91. Modern problems of prosecutorial supervision by preliminary investigation bodies.
  92. Development of human rights activities in Tajikistan.
  93. Prosecutorial supervision: grounds, function of the prosecutor’s office.
  94. Participation of the prosecutor in the judicial review of administrative cases.
  95. Prospects for the use of information technology in criminal proceedings.
  96. Specificity of the development of legislation on the prosecutor’s office during the years of state independence.
  97. Urgent issues of the development of criminal procedural law in light of the Concept of Legal Policy of the Republic of Tajikistan for 2018-2028.
  98. Concept and role of participants in criminal proceedings in ensuring the tasks of criminal proceedings.
  99. Principles of organization and activity of the prosecutor’s offices of the Republic of Tajikistan. Constitution of the Republic of Tajikistan and democratic principles of criminal proceedings.
  100. System of principles of criminal proceedings.
  101. Prosecutorial supervision over the implementation of laws during preliminary investigation.
  102. Comprehensive, complete, and objective investigation of a criminal case.
  103. Concept, essence, and tasks of criminal proceedings in the Republic of Tajikistan.
  104. Evidentiary activity in criminal proceedings.
  105. Concept, essence, and tasks of the stage of initiating criminal proceedings.
  106. Concept, tasks, and role of the preliminary investigation stage.
  107. Theoretical and practical problems of confession.
  108. Criminal prosecution (accusation) in criminal proceedings.
  109. Correlation of consideration of criminal and civil cases within reasonable timeframes.
  110. Proving: theoretical and practical problems in the stage of judicial investigation.
  111. Judicial review without the participation of the defendant in criminal proceedings.
  112. Theoretical and practical problems of interrogation in criminal proceedings.
  113. Ensuring the right to judicial protection in criminal proceedings.
  114. Application of preventive measures by the court in criminal proceedings.
  115. Criminal procedural guarantees of the defendant in modern criminal proceedings.
  116. Task of a specialist and expert in criminal proceedings.
  117. Criminal prosecution as a function of the prosecutor’s office.
  118. Announcement of the charge.
  119. Evidence and proving in civil proceedings.
  120. Crime in the Republic of Tajikistan.
  121. State prosecution in criminal proceedings.
  122. Prosecutorial supervision in the preliminary investigation stage.
  123. Overturning of a guilty verdict by cassation courts.
  124. Expertise in criminal proceedings as evidence in a criminal case.
  125. Role of prosecutor’s offices in combating corruption.
  126. Investigatory jurisdiction in criminal proceedings: concept, essence, and types.
  127. Procedural status of the victim in criminal proceedings.
  128. Role of judicial and legal reforms in the development of judicial power.
  129. Theoretical and practical problems of confession.
  130. Countering extremist activities in the Republic of Tajikistan.
  131. Consideration and resolution of administrative cases in court.
  132. Documentary support for administrative proceedings.
  133. Legal regulation of electronic evidence in criminal proceedings and problems of their use in the process of proving.
  134. Urgent issues of prosecutor’s participation in court in criminal cases.
  135. Functions of prosecutor’s offices in the current conditions of state development.
  136. Activities of prosecutor’s offices in combating corruption.
  137. Role of international legal acts in regulating criminal procedural relations.
  138. Material evidence in criminal proceedings: concept, significance, and improvement of legal regulation.
  139. Urgent issues of evidence in criminal proceedings.
  140. Concept, essence, and features of evidence in criminal proceedings.
  141. On improving the legal regulation of the phenomenon of proving in criminal proceedings.
  142. Features of proving at various stages of criminal proceedings.
  143. Investigative experiment in criminal proceedings.
  144. Witness as a participant in criminal proceedings: his rights and obligations.
  145. Concept, essence, and grounds for detaining a person as a measure of criminal procedural coercion.
  146. Concept and essence of other documents as a source of evidence in criminal proceedings.
  147. Procedure for interrogating a minor witness in accordance with the requirements of the Criminal Procedure Code of the Republic of Tajikistan.
  148. Procedure for conducting a criminal case against a minor suspect, accused, and defendant.
  149. Civil plaintiff in criminal proceedings.
  150. Legal representative in criminal proceedings and its theoretical problems.
  151. Proceedings in private prosecution cases.
  152. State prosecutor in judicial proceedings.
  153. Cassation and supervisory appeals against a sentence.
  154. Prosecutorial supervision in enforcement proceedings.
  155. Role of the prosecutor in protecting the rights of the victim.
  156. Key role of evidence in criminal proceedings.
  157. Inspection and investigative actions.
  158. Resumption of criminal proceedings due to newly discovered circumstances and its theoretical and practical problems.
  159. Role of prosecutor’s offices in raising the legal awareness of the population.
  160. Role of judicial power in raising the legal awareness of the population.
  161. Role of the Constitution of the Republic of Tajikistan in the development of judicial power and prosecutorial supervision.
  162. Constitutional and legal foundations for the protection of human rights in criminal proceedings.
  163. Constitutional and legal foundations for the organization and activities of prosecutor’s offices in Tajikistan.
  164. Role of the Constitution of the Republic of Tajikistan in the development of human rights activities.
  165. Role of the Leader of the Nation in the development of legislation on human rights activities.
  166. Modern trends in the development of criminal procedural legislation in CIS member states.