THE CONCEPT OF CRIMINALISTIC DOCTRINE ON THE IMPLEMENTATION OF SPECIAL KNOWLEDGE OUTSIDE THE FORENSIC EXPERTISE

Abstract

The article is devoted to the formation of a system of theoretical provisions that form the concept of forensic doctrine on the implementation of special knowledge outside forensic expertise (hereinafter - the Doctrine). With regard to the proposed Doctrine, the article reveals its following elements: the objective existence of the object of knowledge in the form of social relations arising from the implementation of special knowledge outside the forensic examination, and the identification of a set of elements that form the subject of knowledge; principles of the Doctrine; scientifically grounded goals, objectives and functions of the Doctrine; formed methods of the Doctrine; developed structure and content of the Doctrine; features of interaction and interrelation of the Doctrine and particular forensic theories (doctrines), sciences, etc. On the basis of the conducted independent scientific research, the author, under the forensic doctrine of the implementation of special knowledge outside forensic expertise, proposes to understand the branch of the section of forensic science, called the general theory of criminalistics, investigates the patterns of using special knowledge outside forensic expertise in the disclosure and investigation of crimes and develops methods and means of attracting persons possessing special knowledge, as well as the collection, research and use of their own and other special knowledge in legal proceedings.