Problems of Evidentiary Significance of Some Types of Forensic Examinations
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Kocumbas Sergey M. kand. yurid. nauk, zamestitel predsedatelya Belgorodskogo oblastnogo suda, docent kafedry sudebnoy ekspertizy i kriminalistiki
Belgorod National Research University; Belgorod Regional Court
Belgorod, Russia Lyakhova Dar’ya A. pomoschnik zamestitelya predsedatelya
Belgorod Regional Court
Belgorod, Russia
Abstract:
The paper discusses problematic issues related to the use of the results of rare types of expert research in evidentiary activities, provides reasoned positions on this matter of practicing lawyers and domestic jurists. The topic of the search for the optimal mechanism of their application, including in operational investigative activities, is discussed. The purpose of the study. Using the example of the examination of human odor traces and the forensic psychological examination of the reliability of testimony, consider the factors preventing their implementation within the framework of Russian legal realities. Conclusions. The results of the analysis showed the prospects of expert research of this kind in the case of solving organizational and methodological problems.
How to Cite:
Kocumbas S.M., Lyakhova D.A., (2021), PROBLEMS OF EVIDENTIARY SIGNIFICANCE OF SOME TYPES OF FORENSIC EXAMINATIONS. Gaps in Russian Legislation, 6 => 276-280.
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Keywords:
forensic psychological examination, credibility of testimony, odorological examination, dog detector.


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