
June 23, 2017, London (UK). The Kazakh delegation led by Deputy Head of the Presidential Administration Talgat Donakov continued its visit to London to study the experience of law enforcement and judicial authorities in the light of the modernization of the criminal process in Kazakhstan.
During the visit, a legal seminar was organized to discuss issues of criminal prosecution, the role of the court administration in the criminal process, pre-trial investigation, and effective interaction in the administration of justice.
The Kazakh delegation was interested in the experience of English judges, prosecutors, police officers, lawyers in ensuring the balance of judicial functions, forms of pre-trial proceedings, securing evidence, the role of lawyers in ensuring the rights of citizens in criminal proceedings, the system of assessing the state of crime.
Meetings were also held with Andrew Walker, Vice-Chairman of the bar Association of England and Wales and the Queen's counsel, James Lewis, Deputy Chairman of the administrative division of the Supreme court of England, sue Patten, head of the Department of international justice and countering organized crime of the Crown prosecution service, Richard marks, Deputy chief justice of the Central criminal court of London, and John Gibson, head of the investigation team Of the serious fraud office.
The delegation included Chairman of the Supreme Court Kairat Mami, Prosecutor General Zhakip Asanov, Deputy Chairman of the KNB Marat Kolkobayev, Deputy interior Minister Rashid Zhakupov, head of the law enforcement Department of the Presidential Administration Alexey Kalaichidi, as well as representatives of the Agency for civil service Affairs and anti-corruption, the bar.
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