Criminal Procedure Code of the Kyrgyz Republic - Legislationline

1) the occurrence of a crime (time, place, method and other circumstances of commission of
the crime and its harmful consequences);
2) type of guilt, motives for the crime; justifiable damages;
3) circumstances influencing the degree of liability of the accused;
4) circumstances characterizing personality of the accused;
5) character and the amount of harm caused by crime;
6) circumstances for dismissal of a criminal case;
7) circumstances leading to release from criminal liability.
Article 83. Testimony of a Witness, Victim, Suspect, Accused
(1) Witness and victim may be interrogated concerning all circumstances of the case to be
proven including facts characterizing personality of the suspect, accused and victim as well
as his relationship with the suspect, accused , or of the witness with the victim.
(2) Information the source of which is unknown shall not be considered as evidence.
(3) The suspect shall be interrogated regarding the circumstances of the case and circumstances
related to his detention.
(4) The accused has the right to make statements concerning the charge against him, and also
concerning other circumstances of the case known to him and any evidence.
(5) Testimony of the accused as well as pleading his guilt shall be checked and assessed together
with all evidence on the case.
Article 84. Conclusions of an Expert
(1) Expert’s conclusions shall be done in writing and they shall contain answers to questions
placed before him by the investigator, the court. Such conclusions shall be based on special
skills of the expert in the area of science, technologies, art or profession, or on studying
materials of the criminal case, exhibits, samples and other objects. Conclusions shall also
indicate the methods used, explanations on his answers to the questions and circumstances
substantial for the case and discovered with the assistance of the expert.
(2) In cases stipulated in Article 200 of this Code the examination shall be obligatory.
(3) Expert’s conclusions shall not be binding for the investigator, prosecutor and court, but their
disagreement shall be justified correspondingly in resolution, verdict, or ruling.
Article 85. Exhibits
Exhibits refer to objects if there are grounds to suppose that they were used as the weapon in the
commission of a crime, objects which have retained traces of the crime, or which were the object
of a crime, or money and other values, as well as other objects and documents which may serve
to discover the crime, establish actual circumstances of the case, or to discover the offender, or to
reject the charge, or mitigate the sentence.
Article 86. Storage of Exhibits.