Forensic Psychology Expertise in Legislation and Case Law of Estonia: Based on Physiological Affect
Silvia Kaugia
Faculty of Law, University of Tartu, Department of Criminal JusticeEstonia
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oraz Lembit Auväärt
The founding member of the Tartu department of the Non-Profit Association Law, Psychology. SociologyEstonia
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02 cze 2022
O artykule
Data publikacji: 02 cze 2022
Zakres stron: 76 - 88
DOI: https://doi.org/10.25143/socr.22.2022.1.076-088
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Expertise is the study and solution of a professional issue or the expression of an opinion on it by an expert. In procedural law, expertise means examination of materials to establish factual information. Expert examination is performed by an expert and the research results are formalised in an expert report. Circumstances established in the course of expert examination, which have been fixed in accordance with the procedure prescribed by procedural law, are the evidence in the preliminary investigation and in court resolution procedures.