On shortcomings of legislative regulation of sequestration of non-cash funds previously stolen from the victim

The article considers particular legislative and law enforcement problems of sequestration of property. The investigative and judicial practice regarding sequestration of funds on a bank account, as well as the features of transferring funds to the victim is analyzed. The problems arising in the law enforcement practice on compensation for damage by returning the stolen funds to the victim are identified. The need for the legislator to create criminal procedural rules to ensure the return of stolen funds to the victim for the purpose of compensation for damage is noted.