COMPLEX FORENSIC HANDBOOK RESEARCH: PROBLEMS OF THEORY AND PRACTICE
Journal: FORENSIC EXAMINATION
№ 4
, 2023
Authors:
1.
Kikot Moscow University of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia
(Department of Document Research, Professor)
Moskva, Moscow, Russian Federation
Moskva, Moscow, Russian Federation
2.
Volgogradskaya akademiya MVD Rossii
(kafedra osnov ekspertno-kriminalisticheskoy deyatel'nosti uchebno-nauchnogo kompleksa ekspertno-kriminalisticheskoy deyatel'nosti, professor)
Volgograd State University (kafedra sudebnoy ekspertizy i fizicheskogo materialovedeniya, professor)
employee
Russian Federation
Volgograd State University (kafedra sudebnoy ekspertizy i fizicheskogo materialovedeniya, professor)
employee
Russian Federation
3.
Volgograd state University
(Department of criminal procedure and criminalistics, head of the Department of criminal procedure and criminalistics,)
from 01.01.1994 until now
Volgograd, Volgograd, Russian Federation
from 01.01.1994 until now
Volgograd, Volgograd, Russian Federation
Type:
Article
Pages:
from 47
to 53
Status:
Published
Received:
30.10.2023
Accepted:
08.11.2023
Published:
27.12.2023
Subject area:
UDC 343.982.4
Language:
Russian
Keywords:
OBJECTS, SUBJECTS, METHODS OF CONDUCTING COMPLEX FORENSIC HANDWRITING STUDIES, DELIMITATION OF COMPETENCE, STRUCTURE AND CONTENT OF EXPERT ACTIONS, DEVELOPMENT OF THE METHODOLOGICAL POTENTIAL OF FORENSIC HANDWRITING
Abstract:
The article discusses current problems in the theory and practice of conducting complex forensic handwriting studies. Their essence, modern typology, development trends are analyzed. The opinion is expressed that complex research is currently the main form of forensic handwriting examination. This is explained by the specificity of its objects - manuscripts, the analysis of which is carried out using different areas of special knowledge. Particular attention is paid to the subjects and methods of conducting complex forensic handwriting studies. It is indicated that in the process of any type of complex study of writing, the delimitation of the competence of subjects is of great importance, which is expressed in the structure and content of expert actions. It is concluded that complex forensic handwriting studies are widely represented in expert practice. They are characterized by the specificity of objects and subjects of production, which must be taken into account in the development of the methodological potential of forensic handwriting.
The article discusses current problems in the theory and practice of conducting complex forensic handwriting studies. Their essence, modern typology, development trends are analyzed. The opinion is expressed that complex research is currently the main form of forensic handwriting examination. This is explained by the specificity of its objects - manuscripts, the analysis of which is carried out using different areas of special knowledge. Particular attention is paid to the subjects and methods of conducting complex forensic handwriting studies. It is indicated that in the process of any type of complex study of writing, the delimitation of the competence of subjects is of great importance, which is expressed in the structure and content of expert actions. It is concluded that complex forensic handwriting studies are widely represented in expert practice. They are characterized by the specificity of objects and subjects of production, which must be taken into account in the development of the methodological potential of forensic handwriting.
Keywords:
OBJECTS, SUBJECTS, METHODS OF CONDUCTING COMPLEX FORENSIC HANDWRITING STUDIES, DELIMITATION OF COMPETENCE, STRUCTURE AND CONTENT OF EXPERT ACTIONS, DEVELOPMENT OF THE METHODOLOGICAL POTENTIAL OF FORENSIC HANDWRITING
OBJECTS, SUBJECTS, METHODS OF CONDUCTING COMPLEX FORENSIC HANDWRITING STUDIES, DELIMITATION OF COMPETENCE, STRUCTURE AND CONTENT OF EXPERT ACTIONS, DEVELOPMENT OF THE METHODOLOGICAL POTENTIAL OF FORENSIC HANDWRITING
1. Vinberg A. I. Forensic examination of the letter. Moscow: Military Law Academy; 1940: 150. (In Russ.).
2. Criminalistics. Pt. 1. Technique and tactics of investigation of crimes. Textbook for undergraduate law students. Ed. by A. Ya. Vyshinsky. Moscow: OGIZ; 1935: 252. (In Russ.).
