NEW CONCEPT AND CURRENT UNDERSTANDING OF INTEGRATED FORENSIC INVESTIGATION
Abstract
The paper carries on the discussion of theoretical and procedural aspects of integrated
forensic investigation: the capacity of a forensic examiner to evaluate a conclusion made
by a specialist in a different forensic discipline, the legal status of integrated forensic
investigation, differences between the terms 'specialization' and 'specialism', classification
of forensic investigations into 'commissioned' and 'integrated', etc.
forensic investigation: the capacity of a forensic examiner to evaluate a conclusion made
by a specialist in a different forensic discipline, the legal status of integrated forensic
investigation, differences between the terms 'specialization' and 'specialism', classification
of forensic investigations into 'commissioned' and 'integrated', etc.
About the Authors
L. Edzhubov
RFCFS of the Russian Ministry of Justice
Russian Federation
Senior forensic examiner, professor, DSc (Law)
Russian Federation
Senior forensic examiner, professor, DSc (Law)
A. Usov
RFCFS of the Russian Ministry of Justice
Russian Federation
Deputy director, professor, DSc (Law), professor of the Moscow Bauman University of Technology, DSc (Law)
Russian Federation
Deputy director, professor, DSc (Law), professor of the Moscow Bauman University of Technology, DSc (Law)
O. Miklyaeva
RFCFS of the Russian Ministry of Justice
Russian Federation
Academic secretary, assistant professor, PhD (Law)
Russian Federation
Academic secretary, assistant professor, PhD (Law)
Review
For citations:
Edzhubov L., Usov A., Miklyaeva O. NEW CONCEPT AND CURRENT UNDERSTANDING OF INTEGRATED FORENSIC INVESTIGATION. Theory and Practice of Forensic Science. 2014;(2(34)):142-149. (In Russ.)
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