On the Methodological Support of Forensic Activities Outside the State Forensic Organizations
( Pp. 438-444)

Abstract: The purpose of the study is to review the modern features of the methodological support of forensic expert activities outside the state forensic expert organizations of the Russian Federation and proposals to improve the level of this support, including through the introduction of expert techniques developed by employees of non-state forensic expert organizations and university scientists. The research topic is relevant due to the fact that in the context of the ongoing improvement of judicial proceedings in the Russian Federation, the problems of its expert support have become more acute, especially in the field of introducing new innovative research methods in conducting forensic examinations outside state forensic organizations. The subject of the research is the features of the development, validation, testing and implementation of new expert techniques in practical expert activity. Conclusions. As a result of the research, the insufficiency of equipment with modern expert methods, including limited access to them by experts working outside of state forensic expert organizations, has been proved, which leads to unreasonable, in some cases, unreliable conclusions. The possibilities of experts of non-governmental forensic organizations and university scientists to develop innovative methods and expert techniques are shown. The reasons for the insufficient attention of state forensic organizations to such methodological developments are analyzed. The importance of studying the problems of methodological support of the forensic activities of such experts and the development of ways to solve them in order to improve forensic activities and improve the quality of legal proceedings is proved.

Yangirov A.I. On the Methodological Support of Forensic Activities Outside the State Forensic Organizations // Gaps in Russian Legislation. 2023. Vol. 16. №5. Pp. 438-444. (in Russ.). EDN: YCRXXB

Aminev F.G., Garafutdinov R.R., Chemeris A.V. Human genome from mother + human genome from father = personal data. Legal issues of DNA identification and DNA registration of the population // The rule of law: theory and practice. Ufa, 2022. No. 4 (70). pp. 119-125.
Aminev F.G. On the need for continuous improvement of organizational, legal and methodological support of forensic activities // Bulletin of the Academy of Law Enforcement Agencies. No. 4 (26). 2022. pp. 8-15.
Aminev F.G. On the problems of scientific validity of expert methods for establishing the limitation period for the production of documents // Topical issues of forensic examination of documents: materials of the International Scientific and Practical Conference, RSUP, Moscow, 17-18.02.2022, pp. 30-34.
Aminev F.G. Organizational and legal problems of the formation and use of big data (big data) in legal proceedings // Artificial intelligence and big data (big data) in the judicial and law enforcement system: realities and time requirements (Astana, May 19, 2023): materials of the scientific and practical International Conference. Kosshy: Academy of Law Enforcement Agencies under the Prosecutor General's Office of the Republic of Kazakhstan, 2023. pp. 169-174.
Aminev V.G., Sagitova M.A., Chemeris A.V., Garagutdinov R.R., Sagitov A.M., Anisimov V.A. SNPmod: Guidelines for registration of adult programs 2022683416 05.12.2002. Application No. 2022683187 dated 11/28/2022. Federal Service for Intellectual Property, 2022.
Aminev F. G. On improving the organizational, legal and methodological support of forensic expert activity outside state forensic expert institutions // Current state, problems and prospects of development of forensic expert activity of private experts: materials of the International scientific and practical Conference. 28.01.2022, MGYU. M.: RG-Press, 2022. pp. 19-25.
Bakhteev D.V. Conceptual foundations of the theory of criminalistic thinking and the use of artificial intelligence systems in the investigation of crimes: dis. ...Dr. yurid. sciences'. Yekaterinburg, 2022. 504 p.
Galyashina E.I. Forensic linguistic expertise: textbook. M.: Prospect, 2021. 424 p.
Dyakonova O.G. Theoretical foundations of forensic expert science: monograph. Moscow: Prospect, 2017. 480 p.
Moiseeva T.F. Fundamentals of forensic expert activity: lecture notes. Moscow : RGUP, 2016. 190 p.
Zinin A.M. Guide to portrait examination. Moscow : Eksmo, 2006. 208 p.
Moiseeva T.F. Fundamentals of forensic expert activity: lecture notes. M. : RGUP, 2016. 190 p.
Plotkin D.M. The use of ion and electron spectroscopy in the forensic examination of substances, materials and products in criminal cases: abstract. ...cand. jurid. sciences': 12.00.09. M., 2003.
Rossinskaya E.R. Forensic examination in civil, arbitration, administrative and criminal proceedings: monograph. 4th ed., reprint. and additional M. : Norm : INFRA-M, 2020. 576 p.
Forensic expert activity: legal, theoretical and organizational support: textbook for graduate students in the specialty 12.00.12 / edited by E.R. Rossinskaya, E.And Galyashina. M.: Norm: INFRA-M, 2017.
Garafutdinov R.R., Sakhabutdinova A.R., Slominsky P.A., Aminev F.G., Chemeris A.V. A new digital approach to SNP encoding for DNA identification // Forensic Science International. 2020. V. 317. P. 110-520. DOI: 10.1016/j.forsciint.2020.110520.

forensic expert activity, innovative method, methodology, expert, non-governmental forensic expert organization, digitalization, forensic examination..