TACTICAL, PSYCHOLOGICAL AND METHODOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF ORGANIZATION AND CONDUCTING IDENTIFICATION BY TACTICAL PERCEPTION BY THE IDENTIFIER
The article reveals problematic issues of presentation for identification of objects and people by touch through tactile perception, by identifying persons who, due to physiological characteristics, diseases of the organs of vision, and other situational factors, do not have the ability to perceive events visually. A brief description of the concept of touch and the essence of psychophysiological tactile discrimination as the ability to distinguish and compare information through the sense of touch is given. The positions of scientists who are both supporters and opponents of this form of identification are analyzed. Recommendations are offered for the organization and preparation for conducting for recognition by tactile perception. In particular, tactical recommendations for the interrogation of an identifying person are considered, the participation of a specialist during interrogation. Particular attention is paid to checking the ability of the identifying person to objectively and fully perceive and through the touch of particular features of objects.