Formación y desarrollo de juicios con jurado en estados postsoviéticos
Resumen
El artículo aborda las cuestiones de validez normativa y teórica del establecimiento de los juicios con jurado en la Federación Rusa, la República de Kazajstán, la República Kirguisa, Ucrania, Georgia y la República de Azerbaiyán. Llevamos a cabo el análisis jurídico comparativo de las competencias de las estructuras judiciales en el examen de las causas penales y definimos los modelos del tribunal del jurado. Observamos que los órganos legislativos de los estados postsoviéticos eligieron diferentes modelos de juicio con jurado: el CPC de la Federación Rusa, la República Kirguisa, Georgia y la República de Azerbaiyán se rigen por el modelo clásico de juicio con jurado; el CPC de la República de Kazajstán y Ucrania se rigen por el modelo mixto de juicio con jurado. Sugerimos las conclusiones y propuestas sobre la conveniencia de ampliar los juicios con jurado en la República de Bielorrusia, la República de Azerbaiyán y la República de Kirguistán.
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