Abstract
The Research Purpose is to single out epistemological characteristics of steps of appointing and conducting forensic veterinary examination and to reveal their procedural significance for pre-trial investigation and trial of cases concerning animals. It has been proven that these steps differ by subject, purpose, methods and include their own components: 1) preparation of materials and appointment of forensic veterinary examination (adopting a decision on forensic examination appointment; singling out forensic examination subject; defining forensic examination category according to procedural features; order of its performance, choosing time for its conduct; preparing source information; obtaining objects for subsequent research; selection of conducting subject; issuance of a procedural document on forensic examination appointment and the accused’s (suspect, defendant) familiarization with its content; determining expediency of the participants’ presence in the process while forensic examination; sending the procedural document on forensic examination appointment and research objects to the conducting subject; interaction between subjects involved in appointment and conduct of forensic examination); 2) carrying out research by a forensic expert using specific veterinary expertise; 3) research, evaluation and verification of the expert conclusion (seeking clarifications from a forensic expert or interrogating him/her in court; appointment of additional examination or re-examination (if needed); acquainting the parties with the expert conclusion). The research methodological basis is the systematic approach (general scientific and special scientific methods).
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