Section XII. Specifics of the Proceedings in a Court with the Participation of Jurors

Chapter 42. Proceedings on Criminal Cases Considered by a Court with the Participation of Jurors

Article 324. Order of the Proceedings in a Court with the Participation of Jurors
Article 325. Specifics in Conducting a Preliminary Hearing
Article 326. Compiling a Preliminary List of Jurors
Article 327. Preparatory Part of a Court Session
Article 328. Formation of a College of Jurors
Article 329. Replacement of a Juror with a Reserve One
Article 330. Dismissal of the Jury Because of the Biased Nature of Its Composition
Article 331. Senior Juror
Article 332. Taking an Oath by the Jurors
Article 333. Rights of the Jurors
Article 334. Powers of the Judge and of the Jurors
Article 335. Specifics of the Judicial Investigation in a Court with the Participation of Jurors
Article 336. Parties' Presentations
Article 337. Retorts of the Parties and the Last Plea of the Defendant
Article 338. Raising Questions to Be Resolved by the Jurors
Article 339. Content of Questions Put to the Jurors
Article 340. The Charging Word of the Presiding Justice
Article 341. Secret of the Jurors' Conference
Article 342. Procedure for Holding the Conference and the Voting in the Retiring Room
Article 343. Passing a Verdict
Article 344. Additional Explanations of the Presiding Justice. Resumption of the Judicial Investigation
Article 345. Proclamation of the Verdict
Article 346. Actions of the Presiding Justice After the Proclamation of the Verdict
Article 347. Discussion of the Consequences of the Verdict
Article 348. Obligatory Character of the Verdict
Article 349. Legal Consequences of Recognizing the Defendant as Deserving Leniency
Article 350. Kinds of Decisions, Taken by the Presiding Justice
Article 351. Passing the Sentence
Article 352. Terminating an Examination of the Criminal Case Because of the Established Defendant's Insanity
Article 353. Specifics in Keeping the Protocol of a Court Session

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	Criminal-Procedural Code of the Russian Federation No. 174-FZ of December 18, 2001 (with Amendments and Additions)

Section XII. Specifics of the Proceedings in a Court with the Participation of Jurors

Chapter 42. Proceedings on Criminal Cases Considered by a Court with the Participation of Jurors

Article 324. Order of the Proceedings in a Court with the Participation of Jurors

Article 325. Specifics in Conducting a Preliminary Hearing

Article 326. Compiling a Preliminary List of Jurors

Article 327. Preparatory Part of a Court Session

Article 328. Formation of a College of Jurors

Article 329. Replacement of a Juror with a Reserve One

Article 330. Dismissal of the Jury Because of the Biased Nature of Its Composition

Article 331. Senior Juror

Article 332. Taking an Oath by the Jurors

Article 333. Rights of the Jurors

Article 334. Powers of the Judge and of the Jurors

Article 335. Specifics of the Judicial Investigation in a Court with the Participation of Jurors

Article 336. Parties' Presentations

Article 337. Retorts of the Parties and the Last Plea of the Defendant

Article 338. Raising Questions to Be Resolved by the Jurors

Article 339. Content of Questions Put to the Jurors

Article 340. The Charging Word of the Presiding Justice

Article 341. Secret of the Jurors' Conference

Article 342. Procedure for Holding the Conference and the Voting in the Retiring Room

Article 343. Passing a Verdict

Article 344. Additional Explanations of the Presiding Justice. Resumption of the Judicial Investigation

Article 345. Proclamation of the Verdict

Article 346. Actions of the Presiding Justice After the Proclamation of the Verdict

Article 347. Discussion of the Consequences of the Verdict

Article 348. Obligatory Character of the Verdict

Article 349. Legal Consequences of Recognizing the Defendant as Deserving Leniency

Article 350. Kinds of Decisions, Taken by the Presiding Justice

Article 351. Passing the Sentence

Article 352. Terminating an Examination of the Criminal Case Because of the Established Defendant's Insanity

Article 353. Specifics in Keeping the Protocol of a Court Session