Abstract
The article deals with the practical aspects of accreditation of different areas of forensic expert activity, that allow creating an effective mechanism that will help move to a new level of forensic technology. The authors consider the structure of a specific integrated module of the management system in a forensic institution, provides an analysis of the advantages and disadvantages in terms of the development, implementation, disposal of such systems during accreditation. In conclusion, the authors share their proposals for improving the assessment by the accreditation bodies in connection with the above mentioned.
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