MODERN TRENDS OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE IN MONGOLIA

The process of centuries of history has clearly shown that the way in which the issues of existence of the country are regulated by the laws approved by the state is the most optimal. It is a healthy phenomenon for the law to change in line with social development, but it is considered that the imminent change of the Constitution poses a risk to the national legal system. It is inappropriate to change the constitution in the sense that it is formed from the historical experience of the society and protects the rights that are the basis of human rights. It is possible to determine how any legal phenomenon and system should change in the future by studying the historical traditions and the nature of its implementation. In other words, any change in the law has a regularity of evolving by absorbing the rational from the past and becoming more sophisticated. However, in the case of Mongolia, the study aims to determine that certain laws and regulations have a tendency to distort and introduce changes with contents that are contrary to the established concepts of jurisprudence, and in some cases violate them.