ABOUT SOME SPACES OF CRIMINALISTIC VERSION THEORY AND THE WAYS OF ITS ELIMINATION

Abstract

In the article, the author makes arguments, from which it follows that there are assumptions that match the requirements for versions (validity, simplicity, consistency, etc.), directly, without transformations, cannot be verified by prescribed theory methods - by deriving empirically verifiable consequences., direct detection of the desired object. These include assumptions made with respect to a quantitatively indefinite set of subjects or objects, as well as versions expressed in such generalized concepts as mercenary, vile incentives, etc. It is argued that their verification can be carried out by successive instantiation, including repeated, and conversion into a deployed version-base system, or by limiting the number of objects to be scanned. The specificity of the versions put forward with respect to a quantitatively indefinite set of objects is that they contribute to the determination of directions of investigation.