A Unified Register of Expert Methodologies: a Basis for Quality Assurance in Forensic Science and a Verified Resource for Law Enforcement Agencies
( Pp. 422-432)

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Antilevskaya Julia Alexandrovna Postgraduate Student, ; lawyer, Federal Budgetary Healthcare Institution "Information and Methodological Center" Moscow, Russian Federation; technical expert, Federal Accreditation Service
Lomonosov Moscow State University; of the Federal Service for Supervision of Consumer Rights Protection and Human Welfare
Moscow, Russian Federation Federal Budgetary Healthcare Institution "Information and Methodological Center" Moscow, Russian Federation Federal Accreditation Service, Moscow, Russian Federation
Abstract:
Abstract: The article is devoted to the problem of methodological control of forensic activities in the Russian Federation. The author considers the issues of substantiating the unity of methodological protection in state and non-state forensic organizations, suggests ways of making decisions using the mechanisms of protection and quality control of forensic activities in Russia. Certain groups of legal, informational, organizational and related problems related to methodological support. The issues of standardization in the field of forensic science activities and validation of methodological support are considered. The purpose of the study is to develop theoretically and practically significant proposals for the creation of a unified register of expert methods in order to modernize forensic science activities, get rid of scientifically untenable methods. Methodology. The methodological basis of the study is: general scientific methods of cognition - analysis, synthesis and modeling; private scientific methods - forecasting, analogy and comparative legal. Conclusions. It is proposed to create a Unified State Register of Forensic expert techniques on the basis of the digital platform of the Federal Accreditation Service - the Federal State Information System in the Field of Accreditation (FGIS Rosaccreditation) within the framework of the mechanism previously proposed by the author for the accreditation of forensic expert organizations in the national accreditation system of Russia. The scientific and practical significance lies in the proposal, not previously covered in the literature, to create a single verified resource of forensic methods using the algorithms of a digital platform of a supra-departmental body independent of expert organizations that has state powers to accredit organizations in the national accreditation system of Russia, as well as in a number of other offers.
How to Cite:
Antilevskaya J.A. A Unified Register of Expert Methodologies: a Basis for Quality Assurance in Forensic Science and a Verified Resource for Law Enforcement Agencies // Gaps in Russian Legislation. 2023. Vol. 16. №5. Pp. 422-432. (in Russ.). EDN: ZRWUBI
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Keywords:
accreditation; validation; methodology; methodological support; national accreditation body; national accreditation system; register; forensic science activities; unification; standardization..


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