The science of criminalistics in the process of development

Egidijus Kurapka, Hendryk Malevski
PDF (Lithuanian)

5-12

Principal rights and duties of the expert in the Criminal Procedure of Poland

Tadeusz Tomaszewski
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13-23

Criminal and professional liability of expert witnesses

Marek Bojarski
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24-28

About possible types of regulation of forensic examination

Jurgis Rinkevičius, Gabrielė Juodkaitė–Granskienė
PDF (Lithuanian)

29-34

The Practice and Problems in Forensic Examination Coclusion Wording

Dalia Talalienė
PDF (Lithuanian)

35-39

Private experts in Poland

Włodzimierz Kędzierski
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40-55

Experts’ training in Poland

Graýyna Kędzierska
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56-65

Training of expert criminal examiners in the Netherlands

Włodzimierz Kędzierski, Paweł Rybicki
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66-74

The Knowledge of an Average Person and the Special Knowledge

Ryszard Jaworski
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75-79

Use of special knowledge in work of the inspector

Ryńardas Burda, Stanislovas Liutkevičius
PDF (Lithuanian)

80-85

Law and Criminalistic of Poland about Examination

Grażyna Kędzierska
PDF

86-93

Investigation of disguised personal signatures

Hendryk Malevski, Anelė Žalkauskienė
PDF (Lithuanian)

94-103

The Using Shoeprints for Crime Disclosing: the State and Perspective

Janina Juškevičiūtė, Julius Ivanauskas
PDF (Lithuanian)

104-112

Methodical foundations of determination of Lithuanian texts author

Anelė Žalkauskienė
PDF (Lithuanian)

113-121

Forensische linguistische Analyse in Deutschland und Polen: Übersicht über den Entwicklungsgang und Entwicklungstendenzen

Renata Ryngevič
PDF (Lithuanian)

122-128

Die Hauptzüge der kriminsliatischen Denklehre in Österreich und Deutschland

Alvydas Barkauskas
PDF (Lithuanian)

129-135

General characteristic of narcotic drugs investigation a crime of this type in pre–war Lithuania

Eglė Latauskienė
PDF (Lithuanian)

136-141

The Notion of the Document in the Polish Penal Code of 1997

Grzegorz Kopczyński, Maciej Szostak
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142-145