Basis of Criminalistic Classification of a Person in Republic Kazakhstan and Republic Mongolia

APA 6th edition
In-text: (Abdilov, Zusbaev, Naurysbaev, Nukiev, Nurkina, Myrzahanov & Urazalinc, 2016)
Your Bibliography: Abdilov, K.S., Zusbaev, B.T., Naurysbaev, E.A., Nukiev, B.A., Nurkina, Z.B., Myrzahanov, E.N. & Urazalinc, G.T. (2016). Basis of Criminalistic Classification of a Person in Republic Kazakhstan and Republic Mongolia. International Journal of Environmental and Science Education, 11(11), 4751-4759.

Harvard
In-text: (Abdilov, Zusbaev, Naurysbaev, Nukiev, Nurkina, Myrzahanov and Urazalinc, 2016)
Your Bibliography: Abdilov, K., Zusbaev, B., Naurysbaev, E., Nukiev, B., Nurkina, Z., Myrzahanov, E. and Urazalinc, G. (2016). Basis of Criminalistic Classification of a Person in Republic Kazakhstan and Republic Mongolia. International Journal of Environmental and Science Education, 11(11), pp. 4751-4759.

Chicago 16th edition
In-text: (Abdilov, Zusbaev, Naurysbaev, Nukiev, Nurkina, Myrzahanov and Urazalinc 2016)
Your Bibliography: Abdilov, Kanat S., Baurzan T. Zusbaev, Erlan A. Naurysbaev, Berik A. Nukiev, Zanar B. Nurkina, Erlan N. Myrzahanov and Galym T. Urazalinc (2016). "Basis of Criminalistic Classification of a Person in Republic Kazakhstan and Republic Mongolia". International Journal of Environmental and Science Education 11 (11):4751-4759.

Abstract

In this article reviewed problems of the criminalistic classification building of a person. In the work were used legal formal, logical, comparative legal methods. The author describes classification kinds. Reveal the meaning of classification in criminalistic systematics. Shows types of grounds of criminalistic classification of a person. Identified and substantiated grounds of classification of a person in criminalistics. On the basis of conducted research by the author, it is proposed to insert changes in the previously used definition of the first-order basis of classification of a person in criminalistics. The author analyzed and showed correlation between criminal law of republic Kazakhstan and republic Mongolia with the goal to make a parallel of a second-order basis of criminalistic classification of a person. Contained conclusions can be used in the work of law enforcement authorities to increase in efficiency, and also during specialists training in disclosure and investigation of crimes in juridical educational establishments. Correctly made criminalistic classification will help to make reforms in prevention, investigation and disclosure of a crime.

Keywords: Criminalistic theory, criminalistic classification of a person, objects of classification, classification basis, investigation of crimes

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