Abstract
The research subject is the essence of investigation and intelligence characteristics of crimes from the viewpoint of forensic science and the theory of investigation and intelligence activities. The research object is social relations emerging in the process of detection and investigation of crimes, theoretical substantiation and law-enforcement practice revealing the essence, components and parts of the mechanism of formation of investigation and intelligence activities. The author considers the correlation between theory and practice of forensic science and investigation and intelligence activities, and the feasibility of use of the term «investigation and intelligence characteristics of a crime». Based on the study of different opinions of the leading researchers in the field of forensic science and theory of investigation and intelligence activities about the definition of the essence, contents, classification and elements of the concept of «investigation and intelligence characteristics of a crime», and using different methods of scientific cognition, the author considers the feasibility and legitimacy of use of the esencial definition and its practical application. The main conclusion of the research is based on the viewpoints of well-known scholars, who have divided into two opposite camps. The representatives of one deny the concept under study, while the others, as well as the author, prove their opinion and state that the concept «investigation and intelligence characteristics of a crime» exists in the theory of investigation and intelligence activities. The author attempts to substantiate the feasibility of this definition. 
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