Legal aspects of the interaction of pre-trial investigation bodies with state specialized forensic institutions during the investigation of murders
Journal Title: Правові новели - Year 2018, Vol 4, Issue
Abstract
The author defines the legal aspects of the interaction of pre-trial investigation bodies with state specialized forensic institutions during the investigation of murders. The author focuses on the lack of methodological recommendations for interaction during the investigation of murders, as well as the directions of this type of interaction.
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О. В. Гладіліна
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