SOME ELEMENTS OF THE CRIMINALISTIC CHARACTERISTICS OF PROFIT-DRIVEN CRIMES COMMITTED BY MINORS

This article provides a detailed examination of the criminalistic characteristics of profit-driven crimes committed by minors. It outlines the elements inherent to the forensic profile of such crimes, including the circumstances under which the crime is committed, the personality of the juvenile offender, the object of the offense, the method of committing the crime, traces of the crime, as well as the causes and conditions of its commission. Each of these elements helps to form a more comprehensive and detailed understanding of the offenses and the profiles of juveniles committing profit-driven crimes. The purpose of the study is to provide valuable information to forensic experts, law enforcement agencies, and other interested parties for a better understanding of such crimes and the development of effective preventive measures. This approach enables a deeper analysis of the legal, social, psychological, and other important aspects of profit-driven crimes committed by minors, as well as the identification of necessary directions for their prevention.