Pavlovska Nataliia. Some aspects of the integration of natural and legal knowledge and issues of judicial control (past and present)
Social Sciences / Law / Common law and equity
Submitted on: May 26, 2022, 23:05:32
Description: Crime expansion and its structural changes created a need for new general approaches to developing methods of discovering and analyzing crimes characterized by high latency. Theoretically, facts of crimes can be discovered at the objects of management and financial activities with the help of traditional criminalist and investigation methods. However, for improving the cited above methods it became of great need to establish scientific interconnections. ThatâE™s why economic and criminalist analysis is widely used as the former is based on studying body of technical and financial indices of objects under control under investigating crime signs, which usually manifest themselves as breaking stable interconnections between indices. Along with advantages of the cited above approach the former is characterized by laboriousness and high requirements to inspection activity including well-qualified auditors, time and funds spending. Just according to the cited above circumstances the researchers have developed scientific concept of criminalist and mathematical approach to analyzing and detecting crimes. The problem of society and individualâE™s interestsâE™ correlation in increasing fighting organized crime is one of the most complicated. Every state solves it considering existed legal traditions, ideas, legal conscience of the people, and even their mentality. But the general tendency is that the means of fighting organized crime are more severe than those applied for fighting not organized crime. Papers of UNO X Congress on Preventing Crime and Treatment of Law Violators (Vienna, April 2000) prove that because of increasing scale and appearing new forms of transnational organized criminality, it is worth reconsidering some traditional opinions concerning justice for law violators, and some their rights as they are an obstacle for effective investigation and prosecution.