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Abstract (English):
The article analyzes the processes associated with the creation of a new scientific specialty “criminal law sciences” from the standpoint of understanding the essence of the criminalistic culture of law enforcement and its connection with related branches of scientific knowledge. Emphasis is placed on tracing the complexity factor in the structure of the new scientific specialty. Some hypotheses are expressed about the prospects for the development of a scientific specialty and approaches to optimizing the complex of criminal law knowledge and the interrelated sphere of practical activity.

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criminal law sciences, object and subject of criminal law sciences, criminalistic culture of law enforcement, complexity of criminal law and forensic knowledge, expert factor of law enforcement, criminal reality, economic and criminal reality, methodological and tactical and technical component of the process of proving, prospects of formation and development criminal law sciences
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