Author: Maxmadiyarova, Xumora O‘ktamovna

Annotation: In this article, the author tries to explain the concept of jurisdiction of criminal cases for justice, in particular, the concept of jurisdiction and its importance. Also, when the author says that the criminal case belongs to a particular court, he noted that the criminal procedure law provides for an understanding of the legal nature of the crime, which determines whether a criminal case is considered by him or by the content in a particular court, according to this feature, the criminal case belongs to which court and in which within the framework of the unified judicial system. He noted that jurisdiction is understood in two ways. Jurisdiction means, firstly, the consideration and resolution of certain criminal cases is subordinated to (corresponds to) and, secondly, the jurisdiction of the judiciary means that the courts of general jurisdiction, which are part of a single judicial system, have the right to consider and resolve a specific criminal case. Consequently, it includes criminal cases that fall within the competence of judicial authorities. In addition, the article notes that the legal consequences of non-compliance with the rules of jurisdiction for criminal justice are not established by law.

Keywords: criminal justice, jurisdiction, jurisdiction by type or by subject, jurisdiction by person of the criminal, jurisdiction by territory, jurisdiction by exclusion, crime lasting and continuing.