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National research Lobachevsky State university of Nizhny Novgorod (department of forensic expertise, associate professor)
Russian Federation
UDK 34 Право. Юридические науки
This article continues the author’s reflections on the essence and content of the sciences of the anti-criminal cycle. Previously, the object, subject and methodology of the science of criminal procedure [1; 2], new scientific specialty 5.1.4 — Criminal law sciences [3], as well as certain provisions of criminalistics [4—6]. Within the framework of this article, it is necessary to approach the attributes of the science of criminalistics and try to understand what they are.
science attribute, criminalistics, object of science, subject of science, patterns, methodology of science, methods of science
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