CRIMES AGAINST LIFE COMMITTED BY WOMEN

This article profoundly analyzes the forensic characteristics of crimes against life committed by women within the context of theoretical and practical issues. It elucidates the unique features of female criminality, including the causes, motives, methods, and traces of crime from a forensic perspective. Furthermore, it covers specific approaches to finding, identifying, and investigating crime traces, the significance of modern forensic techniques and tactics, and preventive measures based on the opinions of forensic scholars and statistical data. The article also reflects the author's views, challenges in investigative practice, and scientific proposals on the topic.