On the problem of control over the preservation of material evidence, arrested or other property seized during pre-trial criminal proceedings

The article examines the problems of exercising control over the safety of material evidence, arrested or other property seized during pre-trial criminal proceedings. Based on the analysis of judicial and investigative practice, regulatory legal acts and publications, an answer is offered to the question: who is obliged to exercise control over the performance of activities to preserve material evidence, arrested or other property seized during pre-trial criminal proceedings.