Criminal prosecution as a type, form (natural and logical continuation) of prosecutorial supervision or why in foreign countries (France, Germany, USA, Great Britain) there is no separation and opposition between criminal prosecution and supervision in the activities of the prosecutor’s office

On the basis of a comparative legal analysis of the essence of the concept of ‘criminal prosecution of a prosecutor’, it was concluded that in developed European democracies in the activities of the prosecutor’s office there is no separation and opposition between criminal prosecution and supervision. In itself, the implementation of criminal prosecution by the prosecutor is considered as an activity in the interests of society and citizens on behalf of the state and only in the context of the principle of impartiality, that is, the prosecutorial criminal prosecution itself is unthinkable without the requirement of strict compliance with the law. This approach seems to be theoretically and practically correct and justified.