Acquittal as a consequence of the establishment of rehabilitating grounds

The procedural model of fair justice is based on a dualistic basis, which includes not only the possibility of finding a person guilty of committing a crime, but also the possibility of his acquittal. In this regard, in parallel with the procedural tools of prosecution, criminal proceedings contain a system of special means of restoring the rights of persons who have been violated as a result of unjustified and unlawful criminal prosecution. And the key moment of the triumph of justice in cases of criminal prosecution of an innocent person becomes an acquittal, entailing the right to rehabilitation. As is known in judicial practice, an acquittal is a relatively rare phenomenon, but nevertheless, the question of such a section of criminal procedural activity as the establishment of grounds entailing rehabilitation during the trial always remains relevant. The success of achieving the appointment of criminal proceedings, and from the point of view of public perception - the fairness of justice depends on how the institution of rehabilitating grounds will be implemented in a timely and effective manner in cases stipulated by law.