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Law and Politics
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Grishina, E.P.
Non-procedural forms of using special knowledge in investigation of criminal cases (topical problems in theory and practice).
// Law and Politics.
2007. № 1.
P. 96-102.
URL: https://en.nbpublish.com/library_read_article.php?id=50100
Grishina, E.P. Non-procedural forms of using special knowledge in investigation of criminal cases (topical problems in theory and practice).Abstract: Non-procedural forms of participation of knowing persons in criminal judicial procedure is not aimed at obtaining evidence. The information received is usually applied either in investigation itself, or legalized via giving them a procedural form (when such a thing is possible.)
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