Abstract

The development of information and telecommunication networks, in addition to the ease with which data are transmitted, provides criminals with an effective tool that can enhance the guarantees of achieving their goals. In addition to increasing the social danger of the crimes in which this tool is used, another effect is achieved, which is to make it difficult to investigate. This creates problems in establishing the truth. The purpose of the study is to determine the type of forensic methodology, the application of which is able to optimize the investigation of each specific criminal assault on a person committed using information and telecommunication networks. Materials and Methods. The objective was achieved through the application of methods such as analysis, synthesis, deduction, induction, modelling (general science), as well as systems and forensic sitology (forensic). Results. The study identified problems that arise in the practice of investigating criminal attacks against persons committed using information and telecommunication networks. Funding was analyzed for their resolution. It has been established that the forensic methodology for its effectiveness should be based on typical knowledge of the use of information and telecommunication networks in these crimes. This should be a comprehensive investigative technique. Conclusions. Comprehensive methods of investigation of criminal attacks against the person committed with the use of information. The telecommunications network makes it possible at an early stage to avoid errors and to ensure that the circumstances most relevant to a fair trial are established.

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