Abstract

The relevance of the study is conditioned by the presence of problems of forensic analysis of documents and the great importance of practical application of computer technology for the production of such documents. The purpose of the study is to investigate the prospects of using modern computer technology in the production of special documents and to assess the prospects for studying such documents using modern forensic methods. The basis of the methodological approach is a qualitative combination of methods of system analysis of modern criminalistics in the field of document research with an analytical investigation of the prospects for the use of computer equipment for the production of documents for their further criminal use. The results obtained should be considered the definition of the main types of forgery of documents and criteria for the use of modern computer equipment for the production of documents for the purpose of their further use in criminal intentions; the formulation of the main goals and objectives of performing methods of forensic analysis of documents made using computer equipment. The findings and the conclusions formulated on their basis are of significant importance for employees of modern forensic institutions, whose duties include performing a forensic analysis of documents produced using computer equipment, which is essential for solving crimes committed using modern computer and electronic equipment and preventing computer and electronic terrorism in everyday life

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