On Enforcing Restrictive Measures in the Form of Bail

Regulatory legal acts do not provide for the court to change bail to a more stringent measure of restraint at the request of the investigator or interrogating officer, or during the trial at the penal inspectorate's presentation in case the suspect or the accused violated the imposed bans or refused to use audiovisual, electronic and other technical means of control, deliberately damaged, corrupted or destroyed them. That is, the latest amendments and additions made to the criminal procedure law are of a declarative nature, and, in practice, no liability follows if a person under bail fails to comply with certain prohibitions and refuses to use electronic equipment for control. Such a person may ignore prohibitions and not allow the use of any electronic equipment on them. Damaging or destroying electronic technical means of control is not an issue for no liability follows either, and recovery of damage is carried out in accordance with the general civil procedure.

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