Preliminary examination of evidence in criminal proceedings

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This article clarifies the role of preliminary examination and forensic means, highlighting procedural methods and their implications.

Preliminary examination of evidence involves processing and extracting data from various sources, used by parties in criminal proceedings.
The study emphasizes a broader perspective, encompassing actions both inside and outside the courtroom for evidence processing.
Key methods include inspection and human body inspection, focusing on physical objects, documents, and computer data during investigations.
The findings suggest potential for developing procedural and forensic methods in the context of judicial examinations of evidence.

Artem Kovalenko (2025) studied this question.

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