Abstract
Examination is part of the investigative actions, permissible in urgent cases before a decision to initiate a criminal case, which makes this means of obtaining evidentiary information exclusive. Law enforcement practice experiences significant difficulties in applying examination both in checking a crime report and in the preliminary investigation. To solve this situation, the authors investigated the problem of conducting an examination in law enforcement practice. The analysis of special literature and current legislation allowed clarifying the essence of this investigative action and enunciating a list of tasks which can be solved through examination both at the stage of initiating a criminal case and at the stage of preliminary investigation.
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