Comparative analysis of educational programmes in the field of forensic odorology in Russia and post-Soviet territories

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Comparative analysis of educational
programmes in the field of forensic
odorology in Russia and post-Soviet
territories picturing Lithuania and
Kazakhstan
Liudvig Viktoria Kutafin Moscow State Law University
January 2025

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This word comes from a combination of
the Latin “odor” (smell, aroma) and the
Greek “logos” (doctrine), that is, it
represents the doctrine of the use of
odors in order to identify a person

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Hans Gross in his main work “A
guide for forensic investigators,
gendarmerie and police
officers” (1893) proposed using
dogs to recognize odors: collect,
store and use odorous
substances in the investigation,
using tightly sealed glass and tin
cans for the preservation and
storage of odour-bearing
objects.

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Method for preserving and
subsequent use of odors during the
investigation, which was called
forensic odorology
Vinberg A. I. (1908-1989)

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