SOME THOUGHTS ON THE INVESTIGATIVE ACTION OF DEMONSTRATION FOR IDENTIFICATION IN THE PRESENCE OF MINORS IN SPECIALLY EQUIPPED INVESTIGATION ROOMS
Keywords:
crime, minors, investigation, identification for recognition
Abstract
The article analyzes the views of scientists on the issues of the characteristics of the minors in the process of investigative action of identification for recognition in specially equipped investigation rooms. Recommendations have been developed on the basis of the scientists` views on the conduct of identification for recognition in the investigative actions in specially equipped interrogation rooms with the participation of minors.
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5. Mamatkulov T.B., Khasanov Sh.Kh. Criminology: An album of drawings. - T., 2005. P.90.
6. Kuznetsov S.E. The use of video recording in the production of presentation for identification // Legal Science and Law Enforcement Practice. 2017. N.1 (39). P.103.
7. Ivanova L.F. Presentation for identification (psychological aspect) / L.F. Ivanova, D.S. Ivanov // Bulletin of SUSU. Series “Right”. - 2018. - T. 18, N.2. Pp.21–25.
8. Detection, investigation of crimes of theft, identification and elimination of their causes and conditions: Practical-methodical manual / I. Ismailov, A. A. Khamdamov, B.E. Zakirov et al .; The editor-in-chief is Doctor of science in law D.M. Mirazov. - T., 2017. Pp.11-12.
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10. Astashov M.A. Tactical features of presentation for identification of living persons // Territory of science. 2015. N.2. Pp.156-157.
Published
2020-12-23
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Oybek ALLANAZAROV 2020. SOME THOUGHTS ON THE INVESTIGATIVE ACTION OF DEMONSTRATION FOR IDENTIFICATION IN THE PRESENCE OF MINORS IN SPECIALLY EQUIPPED INVESTIGATION ROOMS. International Journal on Integrated Education. 3, 12 (Dec. 2020), 418-421. DOI:https://doi.org/10.17605/ijie.v3i12.1046.
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