ORGANIZATION AND TACTICS OF CONDUCTING NON-VERBAL INVESTIGATIVE (SEARCH) ACTIONS DURING THE INVESTIGATION OF CRIMES AGAINST PROPERTY DURING WARTIME

Abstract

The article examines scientific approaches to defining the concept, purpose, and tasks of nonverbal investigative (research) actions. Peculiarities of inspection and search during the investigation of crimes against property under martial law are considered. Attention is focused on the fact that the specificity of the inspection and search in the conditions of martial law is the need for the participants of the specified investigative (search) actions to observe security measures, since the situation in the immediate vicinity of military operations, as well as when an alarm is declared, can change at any time to life-threatening. Recommendations for inspection and search in the zone of immediate threat have been developed, namely: mandatory observance by participants of safety measures against bullet or shrapnel damage (helmet, body armor); involvement of a minimum number of participants in the review (investigator, operational officer, forensic specialist); conducting an inspection without the involvement of witnesses in compliance with Art. 615 of the Criminal Procedure Code of Ukraine; the maximum reduction of the time of the investigative (search) action with the removal of the maximum number of objects with the possible re-examination of them in a dangerous place; to ensure safety and prevent possible destruction of premises when ammunition is hit, give preference to the use of remote means of photo and video recording, especially inside massive hangars and storage facilities.