SOME RESULTS AND PERSPECTIVES OF INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION IN EXPERT-CRIMINALISTIC ACTIVITIES AMONG THE CIS MEMBER STATES

The article discusses the results and prospects of international cooperation of the CIS member states in the field of expert-criminalistic activity. The focus is on the transformation of crime, including cybercrime, transnational crime, and the spread of drugs. The author analyzes the development of cooperation between law enforcement agencies through various international agreements and programs, including the creation of the Interstate Information Bank (IIB) and the use of genetic information for crime solving. Issues such as synchronization of national legislation, unification of expert examination methods, and the formation of international databases are discussed as key tasks to enhance the effectiveness of crime prevention.