Department of Criminal Law and Procedure

The Department of Criminal Law and Procedure was founded in 2012.

The department consists of highly qualified specialists with significant pedagogical and practical experience:

• Kondratiev I.V. – Head of the Department, Cand. Sc. (Jurisprudence), Associate Professor
• Tokubaev Z.S. - D.Sc. (Law), Professor
• Salykova A.K. - Cand. Sc. (Jurisprudence), Associate Professor
• Kopbaeva A.S. - Senior Lecturer, LLM
• Kusainov Sh.K. - Cand. Sc. (Jurisprudence), Associate Professor
• Zhuzbaev B.T. - Cand. Sc. (Technology), Associate Professor
• Erokhin A.A. - Cand. Sc. (Jurisprudence), Associate Professor
• Dusmailov R.M. - Lecturer

    The teaching staff of the Department of Criminal Law and Procedure provides teaching of the following courses and disciplines in undergraduate (Bachelor's degree) and graduate (Master's degree) educational programs:

• Criminal executive law of the Republic of Kazakhstan
• Problems of qualification of criminal offenses
• Normative resolutions of the Supreme Court of the Republic of Kazakhstan as a source of law
• Criminal-legal characteristics of mercenary-violent crimes
• Investigation of grave and especially grave crimes
• Actual problems of law enforcement practice of criminal law
• Criminal Procedure Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan,
• Forensic support for the disclosure and investigation of criminal offenses
• Counteraction to corruption criminal offenses
• Criminal-legal characteristics of grave and especially grave crimes
• Criminal-legal characteristics of criminal offenses against a person
• Fundamentals of operational-search activity
• Law enforcement agencies and prosecutorial supervision in the Republic of Kazakhstan
• General principles of sentencing
• Basics of qualification of criminal offenses
• Actual problems of combating criminal offenses against property
• Judicial proceedings in criminal cases
• Stages and steps of the criminal process
• Actual problems of justice
• Theory and practice of application of criminal procedural legislation
• Criminal law (general part)
• Criminal law (special part)
• Criminology
• Criminalistics
• Methods of teaching legal disciplines
• Fundamentals of Forensic medicine and psychiatry
• Methodological problems of criminology
• Legal analysis methodology