Abstract
The author, based on a comprehensive analysis of the literature, comes to the conclusion about the active development of the doctrine of criminalistic characterization of crime in the direction of the development of ideas about the need to separate such scientific categories as criminalistic characterization of investigation and criminalistic characterization of trial. It is stated that the latter can be used as an informational basis for the formation of trial techniques, including in criminal cases of bribery. The authors' approaches to understanding the essence of the criminalistic characteristic of the trial are analyzed, on the basis of which a conclusion is made about its significant elements in relation to criminal cases of bribery.
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