BASES OF VALIDATION OF METHODOLOGICAL SUPPORT FOR FORENSIC HANDMARK EXPERTISE
Journal: FORENSIC EXAMINATION
№ 2
, 2023
Authors:
1.
Kikotya Moscow University of the Ministry of Internal Affairs
(kafedra issledovaniya dokumentov uchebno-nauchnogo kompleksa sudebnoy ekspertizy, professor)
employee
Bauman Moscow State Technical University (kafedra «Bezopasnost' v cifrovom mire», professor)
employee
employee
Bauman Moscow State Technical University (kafedra «Bezopasnost' v cifrovom mire», professor)
employee
Type:
Article
Pages:
from 8
to 17
Status:
Published
Received:
02.03.2023
Accepted:
23.03.2023
Published:
23.06.2023
Subject area:
UDC 343.982.4
Language:
Russian
Keywords:
VALIDATION OF THE METHODOLOGICAL SUPPORT OF FORENSIC HANDWRITING EXAMINATION, ESTABLISHING THE FACTS OF COMPLIANCE WITH THE DECLARED INDICATORS AND SUITABILITY FOR USE IN FORENSIC ACTIVITIES, TECHNOLOGY AND USE OF VALIDATION RESULTS
Abstract:
The article discusses the main provisions of the validation of the methodological support of forensic handwriting examination, covering issues of a theoretical, legal, technological and organizational nature. An opinion is expressed that at the present stage the evaluation of the effectiveness of methods and techniques for studying writing and handwriting is carried out subjectively - on the basis of expert experience. In this regard, the development of validation bases is of great importance - a mechanism for providing objective evidence of the compliance of methodological tools with their intended use in forensic activities. The main attention is paid to the concept, subject, tasks, objects, subjects, technology, purpose, organization of the production of validation of methods and techniques of forensic handwriting examination. Its significance and directions of use in law enforcement are determined. It is concluded that the validation of the methodological potential of forensic handwriting expertise is a priority for the development of forensic handwriting.
The article discusses the main provisions of the validation of the methodological support of forensic handwriting examination, covering issues of a theoretical, legal, technological and organizational nature. An opinion is expressed that at the present stage the evaluation of the effectiveness of methods and techniques for studying writing and handwriting is carried out subjectively - on the basis of expert experience. In this regard, the development of validation bases is of great importance - a mechanism for providing objective evidence of the compliance of methodological tools with their intended use in forensic activities. The main attention is paid to the concept, subject, tasks, objects, subjects, technology, purpose, organization of the production of validation of methods and techniques of forensic handwriting examination. Its significance and directions of use in law enforcement are determined. It is concluded that the validation of the methodological potential of forensic handwriting expertise is a priority for the development of forensic handwriting.
Keywords:
VALIDATION OF THE METHODOLOGICAL SUPPORT OF FORENSIC HANDWRITING EXAMINATION, ESTABLISHING THE FACTS OF COMPLIANCE WITH THE DECLARED INDICATORS AND SUITABILITY FOR USE IN FORENSIC ACTIVITIES, TECHNOLOGY AND USE OF VALIDATION RESULTS
VALIDATION OF THE METHODOLOGICAL SUPPORT OF FORENSIC HANDWRITING EXAMINATION, ESTABLISHING THE FACTS OF COMPLIANCE WITH THE DECLARED INDICATORS AND SUITABILITY FOR USE IN FORENSIC ACTIVITIES, TECHNOLOGY AND USE OF VALIDATION RESULTS
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