PROSPECTS FOR THE ORGANIZATION OF GENOMIC DATA EXCHANGE BETWEEN COMPETENT AUTHORITIES OF THE COMMONWEALTH COUNTRIES FOR THE PURPOSE OF IDENTIFICATION, CRIME DETECTION, AND INVESTIGATION

The article explores the prospects for developing forensic DNA analysis methods and establishing a unified system for genomic data exchange among CIS countries. The author emphasizes the importance of genomic data in improving the effectiveness of crime detection and investigation, highlighting the need for legal regulation and technical standardization in this area. Principles for organizing intergovernmental exchange are proposed, including personal data protection, standardization of loci, and the development of a common platform. It is noted that implementing these measures will strengthen international cooperation and enhance public safety.