Substantive element of jurisdiction when considering matters involving enforcement of final court decisions in russian criminal procedure

Abstract

The article discusses the criteria of determining the substantive element of jurisdiction in matters related to the enforcement of final court decisions. The main provisions to specify the substantive elements of jurisdiction when dealing with the enforcement of final court decisions should be based on: the nature of the issues dealt with by the court (objective, subjective, objective-subjective); relationship to the achievement of the purposes of punishment (connected with the goals of punishment or not related) and the impact of the verdict (affects the sentence in whole or in part). The degree of importance of a criterion and its determining character in relation to the substantive grounds of jurisdiction cannot be defined uniquely for all issues to be considered at this stage of a case.