Basic Criminal Procedure Terminology and the Antiplagiat System
This article deals with issues related to the work of the Antiplagiat system, as well as the use of criminal procedure terminology for writing scientific articles and final qualifying works. The system performs technical analysis of the text while not taking into account scientific elaboration. Various questions are asked about why the system recognizes its ideas as plagiarism. Using the example of such a discipline as a criminal process, it is shown that the terms used in this area when writing scientific papers, final qualifying papers, lead to a reduction in the uniqueness of the text. The Antiplagiat system has been in existence for fourteen years, but at the same time elementary issues have not been resolved. The conclusion is made about the need to refine this system, as well as the creation of a unified base for checking the work.