Organization and Tactics of Working with Computer Traces at the Stage of Search and Cognitive Activity

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Considering the organization and tactics of working with certain traces from a forensic point of view, it is necessary to understand that there is a division into forensic and forensic activities. Of particular practical importance in the identification, disclosure and investigation of economic crimes committed with the use of high technologies is the collection of computer traces at the stage of search and cognitive activity, which largely corresponds to forensic expertise. Which traces will be found at the scene of the incident will depend on which of them will be sent for research in laboratory conditions, which is largely determined by organizational and tactical considerations. At the same time, it is worth paying attention to the compliance of practical realities and the legal regulation of the participation of a specialist in the detection and removal of computer traces. A special place in working with computer traces is occupied by the level of training of employees of forensic and operational units, investigators and interrogators when working with computer traces, the relevance of the methodological recommendations used in this case, as well as technical equipment. That is why discussions on the creation of specially trained specialists for working with high technologies are currently becoming particularly relevant.

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Andrey Vasilyevich Komov

Moscow University of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia named after V. Ya. Kikot

Email: komoff.andrei2017@yandex.ru
Senior operative of the Department for countering the leaders of the criminal environment and organized criminal formations of Department No. 5 (for combating organized crime) UUR of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in the Kursk region, candidate of the Department of Criminology Moscow, Russia

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