Expertise in the Context of “Pharmacy” drug Addiction

The problem of expertise in the context of "pharmacy" drug addiction is a complex interdisciplinary issue affecting legal, medical and criminological aspects. In the context of growing abuse of drugs containing narcotic and psychotropic substances, expertise plays a key role in identifying crimes related to the illegal trafficking of such drugs, determining their impact on the condition of the accused and victims, as well as establishing cause-and-effect relationships. The main problems of expertise in this area are: insufficient regulation of research methods in forensic chemical and pharmaceutical expertise; difficulties in determining the legal status of a number of drugs containing controlled substances; the lack of a unified methodology for diagnosing addiction caused by pharmaceutical drugs; as well as a shortage of qualified specialists. The article considers ways to improve forensic practice, including through legislative reforms, standardization of analysis methods and advanced training of experts.

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Bulletin of Science and Practice
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2025-05-15
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https://doi.org/10.33619/2414-2948/114/58
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Business Strategy and Innovation
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Expertise in the Context of “Pharmacy” drug Addiction

Amanay Tursunbaevna Akmatova
Bulletin of Science and Practice
Business Strategy and Innovation
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Expertise in the Context of “Pharmacy” drug Addiction

Amanay Tursunbaevna Akmatova
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Abstract

The problem of expertise in the context of "pharmacy" drug addiction is a complex interdisciplinary issue affecting legal, medical and criminological aspects. In the context of growing abuse of drugs containing narcotic and psychotropic substances, expertise plays a key role in identifying crimes related to the illegal trafficking of such drugs, determining their impact on the condition of the accused and victims, as well as establishing cause-and-effect relationships. The main problems of expertise in this area are: insufficient regulation of research methods in forensic chemical and pharmaceutical expertise; difficulties in determining the legal status of a number of drugs containing controlled substances; the lack of a unified methodology for diagnosing addiction caused by pharmaceutical drugs; as well as a shortage of qualified specialists. The article considers ways to improve forensic practice, including through legislative reforms, standardization of analysis methods and advanced training of experts.

Bulletin of Science and PracticeVol. 11(5)
Osh State University (KG)
Openalex Percentile: Top 85%
Business Strategy and Innovation
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