THE CONCEPT AND SPECIFIC FEATURES OF SPECIAL ECONOMIC KNOWLEDGE IN CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS

Abstract

In this article, the concept, essence, and significance of special economic knowledge in criminal proceedings are analyzed in depth. In particular, the essence, main elements, and specific features of special economic knowledge are thoroughly studied from a scientific and theoretical perspective. The article examines the role and significance of special economic knowledge in the processes of identifying, investigating, and considering crimes in court, as well as the procedural forms of its application. The author analyzes the features that distinguish special economic knowledge from special knowledge in other fields and identifies its specific aspects. The article also highlights current practical problems associated with the use of special economic knowledge in criminal proceedings. Based on special economic knowledge, issues related to identifying crimes, collecting and securing evidence, conducting investigative actions, appointing and conducting expert examinations, determining the mechanism of committing crimes and their consequences, developing preventive measures, and substantiating court decisions are explored. The author provides a new definition of the concept of special economic knowledge. The analysis and conclusions presented in the article aim to increase the effectiveness of using special economic knowledge in criminal proceedings, improve legislation in this area, and enhance law enforcement practices..