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Poleschuk, O.V., Patrusheva, T.V., Grigoryan, E.A. Fixation as means of gaining knowledge in criminal judicial proceedings

Abstract: As the authors of this article point out, the criminalistic perception allow for both procedural and non-procedural fixation, which is aimed to become procedural or, at least, to remain non-procedural. All of the above forms a complicated process of scientific perception within the framework of the criminal judicial proceedings.

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