Criminal Procedure Code of the Kyrgyz Republic - Legislationline

Should the verdict be amended, such amendments must be stipulated and certified by
signatures of all judges in the conference room, prior to the announcement of the agreement.
(3) The verdict of the members of composition of the court could be written by the judge or one
of the associate judges, who participated in its rendering. The verdict shall be signed by the
judge and associate judges. The judge or associate judge, who has a special opinion, also has
to sign the verdict without any proviso.
(As edited by the Law KR dated 8 August 2004 #111)
Article 318. Introduction
Introduction of the sentence shall indicate:
(1) that the verdict is rendered in the name of the Kyrgyz Republic;
(2) the time and place of rendering the verdict;
(3) the name of the court that rendered the verdict, name, patronymic, family name of presiding
judge, associate judges, clerk of the court, accuser, defense attorney, victim, legal
representative, civil plaintiff, civil defendant;
(4) the given name, patronymic, and family name of the defendant, the year, month and day of
his/ her birth, place of residence, place of work, occupation, education, family state, and
other data on the identity of the defendant relevant to the case.
(5) the criminal law, which envisages the crime of which the defendant is charged.
(As edited by the Law KR dated 8 August 2004 #111)
Article 319. Description and Motivation in Guilty Verdict
(1) The description and motivation in guilty verdict must contain the description of the criminal
act, which is deemed proven by court, with indication of the place, time, method of its
commission, the form of guilt, motives, goals and the consequences of the crime. The verdict
shall also include the evidence, on which the opinion of the court is based in respect tot he
defendant and the motives based on which other evidence were dismissed by the court.
Mitigating and aggravating circumstances shall be also specified, and should any part of the
charge be deemed non-substantiated, or a wrong qualification of the crime be established—
grounds and motives for alteration of the charge.
(2) The court must also give the motives for resolution of all issues relevant to assigning a
criminal punishment, relieve from the punishment, or actual serving thereof, or applying
other measures of pressure.
(3) The description and motivation must also contain the substantiation fro adopted decisions on
issues specified in Article 312 hereof.
(As edited by the Law KR dated 8 August 2004 #111)
Article 320. Resolution in Guilty Verdict
(1) The resolution of the guilty verdict must indicate:
1) family name, full name and patronymic of the defendant;
2) decision on finding the defendant guilty of commission of the crime
3) article of the criminal law based on which the defendant was found guilty.