ЗНАЧАЈ УВИЂАЈА КАО КРИМИНАЛИСТИЧКЕ РАДЊЕ У КРИВИЧНОМ ПРОЦЕСНОМ ПРАВУ
THE SIGNIFICANCE OF INSPECTION AS A CRIMINAL ACTION IN CRIMINAL PROCEDURE LAW

Summary/Abstract: Investigation is a criminal act of proving that consists of direct observations of the changes at the scene of criminal events. The highest probative force has the inspection that is done immediately after the criminal act. Entities authorized to perform the inspection depend on the stage of criminal proceedings. Inspection can concern objects, persons, and the place of the criminal event. Investigation stages can be informational, static, and dynamic. The static phase does not involve any changes at the scene; it describes and analyzes the found facts, photographs, and sketches the traces. In the dynamic phase of the inspection, a report shall be made on processing criminal evidence and the crime itself. This stage uses different equipment and apparatus for finding, highlighting, and packaging evidence.

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