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<p>Modern forensics is a science that has been dynamically developing in recent years, which is related both to the general development of science and technology and to the needs of the judiciary and law enforcement agencies. The main feature of forensics is its interdisciplinarity. All the facts presented cause that the identity of modern forensics is changing. It is, in a way, a natural process. However, it poses a great danger of disintegrating this science. The article presents a discussion on the constantly changing paradigm of forensics, its goals and tasks. Such important theoretical issues have a large impact on forensic practice, primarily on expert opinions, teaching forensics and knowledge of forensics by lawyers.</p>
forensics, interdisciplinarity, JF20-2112, expert opinions, Political institutions and public administration (General), teaching forensics, K, Law, forensic practice
forensics, interdisciplinarity, JF20-2112, expert opinions, Political institutions and public administration (General), teaching forensics, K, Law, forensic practice
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