Search for Persons Who Committed Crimes against Life and Health, and Evade Investigation, Inquiry, and Court Bodies

The article examines the specific set of operational search and tactical forensic methods of searching for persons who have committed crimes. The methods are arranged in line with information blocks that can be easily entered into computer databases. The analysis of group rules and techniques typically used for specific groups of wanted persons is the content of the current stage of research of investigative actions. One of the central ideas of the article is the provision that the international search is one of the effective measures for identifying and detaining wanted persons. However, this measure has a number of disadvantages: a limited number of participating countries, peculiarities of the legislation of the participating countries, the dual or other citizenship of the wanted person, limited international procedural terms for the provision of documents confirming the search, and other subtleties of international law. These factors often impede the achievement of the final goal of the search (transportation of the wanted person to the initiator of the search). The relevance of finding a balance in the correlation of public and tacit methods used in the effective establishment of the wanted person's location, regardless of the state, within the established procedure for declaring persons wanted is emphasized. In terms of content, the presented material is an algorithm for the search for persons who have committed crimes against life and health, and evade the investigation, inquiry, and court bodies. The algorithm is based on unique operational search situations.

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