Criminal Procedure Code of the Kyrgyz Republic - Legislationline

(1) Any investigator, judge or court shall be authorized to apportion in a separate proceeding a
criminal case with regard to the accused whose place of staying is unknown or because of his
serious decease.
(2) Any criminal case which became known in the course of investigation crime committed by
another person not connected with actions the accused is charged of in the investigated case
shall be apportioned into a separate proceeding. In such cases the materials necessary for
additional testing, as well as for the initiation and investigation of a criminal case on the
became known crime may be apportioned from a criminal case.
(3) In case a juvenile participated in a crime together with adults, his case may be apportioned
into a separate proceeding in the course of the investigation.
(4) Apportionment of materials of a criminal case shall be made upon a resolution of the
investigator, judge, court ruling. The list of apportioned materials in originals or copies shall
be enclosed to a resolution.
(5) Apportionment shall be acceptable if it does not influence a thorough and objective
investigation, consideration of a case being in proceeding.
(6) For a criminal case apportioned to separate proceeding due to failure to establish the
companion in crime, the investigator, judge, shall give an order to the agency of preliminary
investigation for his search.
SPECIAL PART
PART VII. INSTITUTION OF THE CRIMINAL CASE (PROSECUTION)
SECTION 19. REASONS AND GROUNDS FOR INSTITUTION OF PROSECUTION
Article 150. Reasons and Grounds for institution of Prosecution
(1) There are the following reasons for institution of prosecution:
1) Reports by persons;
2) Reports of someone pleading guilty;
3) Statement of an official of an organization;
4) Information in mass media;
5) Preliminary investigation agency’s, investigator’s, or prosecutor’s direct discovery of
facts indicating to some elements of a crime.
(2) Presence of sufficient facts indicating to elements of a crime shall be the grounds for
prosecution initiation.
Article 151. Reports by Persons
(1) Reports by persons on crimes may be oral or written. Any written report shall be signed by
the applicant.
(2) Written reports shall be compiled into the transcript of proceedings that shall be signed by
the applicant, and the official who accepted the report (preliminary investigation agency,