Subject of Criminalistics and "Scientific Separatism": Consequences and Opportunities of Their Overcoming
The author, based on an extensive review of the literary sources, explores evolution of the ideas about a subject of criminalistics as science and educational discipline. It is stated that no single science of the criminal law unit, including criminalistics, cannot provide a solution to the interdisciplinary problem of detection and investigation of crimes. It is necessary to integrate the knowledges of these sciences, organization of the scientific research, formation of a complex educational discipline, appropriate streamlining of the organization and legislative regulation of those activities kinds that constitute the whole content of detection and investigation of crimes. It is possible to teach appropriate educational discipline in the tertiary education institutions of law enforcement agencies, after studying other academic disciplines in their narrow-frame view.