Criminal Procedure Code of the Kyrgyz Republic - Legislationline

(1) Since the moment of admission of the case to the examination before the executing the
verdict (ruling, resolution), the judge (court) may choose, change or dismiss the sanction in
respect to the accused (defendant, acquitted).
(2) The sanction in the form of taking the accused (defendant) into custody can be applied for the
term of the trial. This term is calculated since the day of case receipt by the court, if the
sanction in the form of taking into custody chosen by investigator, prosecutor was left
without change by the judge.
(3) In exceptional cases by the valid resolution of the judge when it is impossible to end a trial
and when the grounds for changing or dismissal of the sanction are absent, the term of
detention of the defendant may be prolonged till the end of case examination.
(4) In the case of repeated detention of the defendant in the same case, and also in the connected
to it or separated of it criminal case, the term of detention shall be calculated taking into
account the earlier detention.
(5) The court shall render the ruling, and the judge shall render the resolution on prolongation of
detention of the defendant no later than 7 days till the end of the term. Decision shall be
valid.
(As edited by the Law KR dated 8 August 2004 #111)
Article 268. Procedure of Rendering the Resolutions and Rulings in Trial
(1) The judge shall render resolutions, the court shall render rulings regarding all issues being
resolved by the court pending the trial, which must be announced during the session.
(2) Resolutions on returning of the case to the prosecutor, to discontinue the proceedings, on
choosing, altering or dismissal of the sanction, or dismissals, on appointment of expertise
shall be made in a conference room, and stated in separate documents.
(3) All other resolutions of the judge shall be made either in compliance with the procedure
specified in point (2) of this Article, or in the court room, with attachment of the resolutions
(rulings) into the record of the hearing.
(As edited by the Law KR dated 8 August 2004 #111)
Article 269. Schedule of Court Hearing
(1) The trial shall be held in conditions which facilitate a normal work of the court and safety of
the participants of the trial.
(2) When judges enter the court, all present in the courtroom shall rise.
(3) All participants of the trial shall rise to address the court, give testimony, or make pleas.
Exception may be made with the permission of the presiding judge.
(4) All participants of the trial, and all present in the court room must obey the rulings of the
presiding judge to observe the order in the court hearing. Those under influence of alcohol or
drugs or toxic substances, are not allowed in the court room.
Article 270. Bailiff