To the question of law enforcement bodies’ liability for violation of the personal integrity principle in the criminal procedure

Purpose: The article deals with the principle of inviolability of the individual in criminal proceedings. The questions relating to the legal responsibility of law enforcement officials, the investigator, the prosecutor and the court for violation of this principle. Methodology: The comparative and technical law methods were used. Results: Brought out the vagueness in criminal legal treatment of officers’ acts in legal enforcement bodies, violating the personal integrity principle in the criminal procedure, and omission of a prosecutor’s office and courts in observance and control of criminally-remedial and operational search activities. The omission is connected with administration of complaints of law-enforcement officers’ wrong acts against suspected persons and charged in a crime. In the author’s opinion, the institute of legal liability for wrong acts (omission) of bodies of inquiry and preliminary investigation, prosecutor’s office, courts and officers to other participants in criminal procedure is needed to be improved. Novelty/originality/value: The arguments presented in the article relate to defense of the necessity of improvement for legal enforcement bodies liability for unlawful acts (omission) against criminal procedure’s participants.