Crime scene investigation and reconstruction - criminal procedure and criminalistics aspects in North Macedonia
Crime scene investigation and reconstruction - criminal procedure and criminalistics aspects in North Macedonia

Summary/Abstract: With the beginning of the criminal procedure, in its first part of the preliminary procedure stage (pre-investigative and investigative), legally relevant facts are determined through evidentiary means, by which we mean sources from which the evidence bases are obtained. The crime scene investigation and reconstruction are integral parts of the evidentiary actions system that are applied within the frame-work of criminal and criminal proceedings with the aim of efficient and effective research, elucidation, and proof of the criminal event. The crime scene investigation is a systematic action by which, by the provisions of the law, objects, traces, and other circumstances important for clarifying the criminal legal event are taken, expertly processed, and in the crime scene investigation documentation registered, and fixed. Crime scene reconstruction is determining or eliminating the events and actions that occurred at the crime scene through analysis of the crime scene pattern, the location and position of the physical evidence, and the laboratory examination of the physical evidence. Reconstruction involves the systematic study of related information and the logical formulation of a theory

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