Abdirov N.M.
FORMS PROSECUTOR COORDINATION OF LAW ENFORCEMENT AND OTHER STATE BODIES ^{[№ 13 ' 2015]}
The paper analyzes the essence and content of coordination activities prosecutors detected and investigated its forms of implementation. It is noted that a specific list of key regulatory forms of coordination of activities is not exhaustive, and in practice the prosecution may use and other forms of coordination that may be more effective and perspective in dealing with certain issues of law, order and organization of the fight against crime. As practice coordination among prosecutors, development and definition of the different forms of coordination by the need to bring the relevant law enforcement agencies under the existing specific criminal situation, a creative approach to finding the most appropriate and effective ways to solve the problems in this regard tasks, overcoming of which would be possible with minimal Human cost of manpower, material and other resources. The degree of functional viability of the height level prosecutors largely determined by its focused and active in the search for optimal forms of coordination. So one of the ways to implement the coordination activities are the powers of prosecutors in the development and creation of various regulations, mediating some form of coordination. The foregoing facts coordination practices Prosecutor of the Republic of Kazakhstan, on the one hand, evidence of the similarity of forms of association of efforts of the leading criminal proceedings under the coordination of activities of public prosecution in Russia and Kazakhstan, on the other hand, aim the Russian prosecutors to the possibility, under certain conditions, the use of this Experience in the implementation and coordination of supervisory powers. In general, the basic forms of coordination are used by many prosecutors of CIS member states. The proper selection and use of different forms of coordination and interagency cooperation contributes to improving the efficiency of government agencies to strengthen the rule of law, combating crime and other offenses.