INTERNATIONAL PRACTICES AND PROSPECTS FOR DEVELOPING WILDLIFE FORENSIC NETWORKS IN THE EURASIAN REGION
Abstract
The paper addresses the current state and prospects for building forensic networks to
support wildlife crime investigations, and argues for the need to forge a Eurasian forensic
network for biodiversity conservation.
support wildlife crime investigations, and argues for the need to forge a Eurasian forensic
network for biodiversity conservation.
About the Authors
Zh. Bekzhanov
Forensic Science Center of the Republic of Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan
Deputy Director
Kazakhstan
Deputy Director
V. Gulevskaya
ussian Federal Center of Forensic Science of the Russian Ministry of Justice
Russian Federation
Senior Forensic Examiner
Russian Federation
Senior Forensic Examiner
G. Omelyanyuk
Russian Federal Center of Forensic Science of the Russian Ministry of Justice
Russian Federation
Deputy Director
Russian Federation
Deputy Director
Sh. Khaziev
State and Law Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences
Russian Federation
Senior Research Associate of the Section for Justice Problems o
Russian Federation
Senior Research Associate of the Section for Justice Problems o
Review
For citations:
Bekzhanov Zh., Gulevskaya V., Omelyanyuk G., Khaziev Sh. INTERNATIONAL PRACTICES AND PROSPECTS FOR DEVELOPING WILDLIFE FORENSIC NETWORKS IN THE EURASIAN REGION. Theory and Practice of Forensic Science. 2014;(1(33)):102-107. (In Russ.)
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