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The Criminal Procedure Code of Ukraine distinguishes between investigative (investigative) and covert investigative (investigative) actions. It is to covert investigative actions - interference in private communication. Communication is the transmission of information in any form from one person to another directly or through any means of communication. The article is devoted to the problem of defining the concept, content and extent of interference in private life in criminal procedure law.

The article is devoted to the analysis of the issues of the identity of a juvenile offender.
Summarizing the above, it was stated that the study of the social nature of juvenile offenders
who commit mercenary crimes shows that the negative qualities of such persons are quite
diverse and expressed in varying degrees. At the same time, it is extremely important to
distinguish the typical features of juvenile offenders, as this will contribute to a clearer
understanding of the motivation of the criminal behavior of this group of people, and,

In the article, the development of the theory of criminal law and criminology, provision of formal logical theory; general classification tools and means of committing a crime; Private classification of certain types of weapons and certain types of drugs crime.

Summarizing, possible to establish that not having regard to the considerable variety of the above-mentioned approaches, they do not contradict and not matched against each other, and vice versa complement each other, from different parties, characterizing such difficult phenomenon of criminology, as a victim of crime.

The article is sanctified to the analysis of questions of intercommunication and changes of elements of state security and system of criminal punishments on Ukrainian earth in different historical periods. It is well-proven that changes in the system of criminal punishments are one of backer-ups of state security.

In this paper the research methodological aspects of offender typologies. A typology of offender in rail transport in the depth and firmness of his selfish antisocial orientation and nature of the interaction with the passenger-victim of theft. The recommendations for further practical use.