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Title |
To the Question of
Admissibility of Expert Opinion in Criminal
Procedures |
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Authors |
BARYGINA Aleksandra
associate Professor of the Department of
criminalprocedural law of the Ural branch of the
Russian Academy of justice, candidate of Law. Associate Professor of the
Department of Criminal and Procedural Law of the Ural branch of the Russian
Academy of Justice, Cand. Sc. Law. 160, Pobedy Av., Chelyabinsk, 454084,
Russia. E- mail: ural_rap@mail.ru, alexzandra@pochta.ru |
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Section |
Civil and Criminal Procedure |
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Issue |
2/2014 |
Page |
159-162 |
index UDC |
343.148 |
index LBC |
Х410.2 + Х53 |
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Abstract |
In the article author covers general
requirements for commissioning of expert evidence in criminal proceedings.
The author analyzes the range of rights of interested parties that may be
violated in connection with commissioning of expert evidence. The author also
analyzes decisions of the Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation, the
Supreme Court of the Russian Federation and the European Court of Human Rights
on expertise infraction. Legal foundations of suppressing expertise evidence
are analyzed in connection with violation of rights of interested parties in
production of expertise evidence; court decisions are also analyzed. |
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Keywords |
inadmissibility of the expert
opinion, violations of rights of interested parties in commissioning of expert
evidence, legal foundations for suppressing expertise evidence. |
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