The book “Questions of Theory and Practice of Pre-trial Agreement” by Karlov is a deep and comprehensive study of one of the most relevant aspects of modern criminal procedure. In the context of constant changes in legislation and practice of law enforcement, this publication becomes an indispensable tool for lawyers, lawyers, law students and anyone interested in legal mechanisms to optimize litigation. The author, known for his deep knowledge in the field of criminal law and procedural law, offers readers not only a theoretical understanding of the pre-trial agreement, but also practical recommendations that will help to effectively use this tool in real practice. The book covers a wide range of issues, ranging from determining the essence of the pre-trial agreement and its legal nature, to analyzing judicial practice and possible risks associated with its conclusion. One of the key topics raised in the book is the role of pre-trial agreement in the criminal justice system. Karlov focuses on how this mechanism can contribute to a faster resolution of cases, reduce the burden on the judicial system and, ultimately, ensure justice. The reader will be able to learn about what conditions must be met for the conclusion of such an agreement, as well as the consequences that may arise in the event of its violation. The book will be of interest not only to professional lawyers, but also to students who seek a deeper understanding of the nuances of the criminal process. It can also attract the attention of researchers and practitioners involved in law enforcement and legal policy. It contains many examples from judicial practice, which makes the material more accessible and understandable to a wide audience. The author's style is distinguished by clarity and logical presentation, which makes it easy to perceive even the most complex legal concepts. Karlov skillfully combines theory with practice, providing the reader with not only theoretical knowledge, but also practical tools to work with. This makes the book not just a tutorial, but also a real reference for lawyers who face issues of pre-trial agreement in their practice. The book "Questions of theory and practice of pre-trial agreement" will be an excellent addition to the library of every lawyer, lawyer or student interested in criminal law. It will help not only to expand knowledge in this area, but also to teach how to apply them in practice, which is especially important in the context of modern law enforcement. If you are looking for literature that will help you understand the intricacies of the pre-trial agreement, as well as understand how this tool can be used to achieve fairness and optimize litigation, then Karlov’s book will become your reliable assistant. Do not miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of criminal law and discover new horizons of law enforcement with the help of this fascinating and informative work.