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| Open Access | FORENSIC CHARACTERISTICS OF THE CRIME OF ROBBERY OF OTHER PEOPLE'S PROPERTY
Mamanarov Xaitmurat , Lecturer, Faculty of Law, Termez State UniversityAbstract
This article covers the forensic characteristics of the crimes of embezzlement of other people's property. The main types of these crimes, the methods of their commission, and important factors in the investigation process are analyzed. Crimes of embezzlement of other people's property cause serious damage to the economic stability of society. The reasons for the commission of these crimes and the methods of their commission are complex, and their investigation requires high qualifications and special approaches. Forensic analysis methods are important in the in-depth study of these crimes and increasing the effectiveness of the investigation. This article examines the forensic characteristics of these crimes and the methods used in the investigation process. Important aspects of identifying and analyzing evidence are also covered.
Keywords
Property, inviolability, criminalistics, plundering of other people's property, criminalistic description of the crime, analysis of primary materials and initiation of a criminal case, plundering of state property, planning an investigation, conducting preliminary and subsequent investigative actions.
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