UDK 343.985.5 Тактика задержания преступника. Розыск
The article touches upon issues related to the use of the achievements of modern science, which offer law enforcement officers new opportunities that allow them to identify wanted people. The formation and development of scientific knowledge regarding fingerprinting, genetics, biometrics, computer technology and cellular communications did not go unnoticed by the internal affairs bodies, their results are actively used in the implementation of operational-search and administrative measures in the process of searching and identifying citizens. The author, Based on the analysis of promising areas of scientific research and taking into account the constant progress in the field of technical means, the author comes to the conclusion that it is necessary to improve the legislation in force in the Russian Federation in this area.
missing persons, biometrics, genetics, fingerprinting, unidentified corpses, fugitives
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