System links in the objects of forensic research
The article analyzes some paradigmatic and epistemological aspects of the subject-object field of criminology. It gives the rationale of the methodological significanceof systematic approach to the study of the object of science and its reflection in the theoryof criminology. The author notes that the structure of modern criminal procedure relations involves the consideration of the irpositions with various systemen tities, reflectinga variety of communication backbone, the analysis of which is necessary for the adequate(regarding the mentioned systems) forensicsto develop practical recommendations.Progressive transformation of the criminal proceedings,the formation and development of modern institutions naturally lead to rethinking o fthe traditional forensic systems and the emergence of new ones, serving them. The presence of intra-dependency involves consideration ofthe objectof forensic investigation as an integrated system, with properties notderivableonlyfrom the properties of the individual components ofitsprocesses and phenomenaof objective reality. The article analyzes the traditional understanding of the concept of natural connectionsin the process of cognition of objective realityof the object of science, as well as the current state of scientific researchin this area.The author giveshis vision of these elementsin the subjectof moderncriminology. He observestrends in the development of forensick nowledge and provides the analysis of the prosecutionas an object of forensic knowledge.According to the author, the mechanism to investigatean object of forensic knowledge is not able toactin the modern realities of the model projection which in practice mayserve as a basisfor developing effective recommendations for the exposure of the person who committeda crime, throughout the criminal proceedings,untilthe enactment of the judgment. It is also shown the necessity of the formation of private forensic theories, namely, tactica foundations of the public prosecutor and thepublic prosecution techniques fo rindividual categories.