Professional Code of Conduct and Standards for Prosecutors in Relations with The Public, Civil Society Institutions, And the Media

This scientific article provides a comprehensive theoretical and legal analysis of the professional conduct standards for prosecutorial employees of the Republic of Uzbekistan in their engagement with the public, civil society institutions, and the mass media. The research evaluates the evolution of the national legal framework, specifically focusing on the Law «On the Prosecutor's Office» and specialized departmental regulations aimed at ensuring institutional transparency and accountability. A significant portion of the study is dedicated to aligning national practices with international benchmarks, such as CCPE Opinion No. 8 (2013) and the «Budapest Guidelines». The author substantiates that adhering to the principles of objectivity, professional secrecy, the presumption of innocence, and the protection of vulnerable groups is essential for maintaining the integrity of the prosecution service. Furthermore, the article explores the strategic importance of "institutional image-making" as a tool to bolster public trust and enhance the rule of law. The study concludes with a set of conceptual and practical recommendations designed to modernize prosecutorial communication strategies through digitalization and proactive legal advocacy.

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