ROLE AND OPERATIVE IMPORTANCE OF APPLICATION OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURES DURING THE INVESTIGATION OF ORGANIZED CRIME IN KOSOVO

The application of forensic procedures during the process of investigating organized crime in Kosovo requires a deeper empirical study and broader research of the scientific literature than has been done so far. The failure of many organized crime cases in the courts of Kosovo and the small and acquittal sentences are real indications that the application of criminal proceedings is not properly implemented in practice. The data provided through the empirical research of this paper show that non-compliance with criminal procedures marks a decrease in efficiency and a significant increase in organized crime cases. Through this research we aim to identify possible factors that affect the growth of the phenomenon of crime and the reflection of institutions dealing with the prevention and combating of crime. According to the observation the author suspects that the starting point of criminal proceedings regardless of the degree of probability is extremely important for the fight against crime, especially the fight against modern forms characterized by a high degree of organization, professionalism, specialization and secrecy. This paper reflects the detailed theoretical research of the scientific literature by various local and foreign authors and experts who have written about forensic procedures, research and analysis of theoretical and practical data on the meaning and importance of applying forensic procedures in detection. of organized crime in Kosovo are of particular importance to investigators of organized crime in the future. The effectiveness of forensic procedures in order to detect organized crime in Kosovo should be closely related to criminalistics, criminology and criminal policy, the implementation of forensic procedures should in principle aim to return the basis of suspicion to the highest level of suspicion. This activity begins with the appearance of the basis of suspicion or the highest form of suspicion in the form of orientation and elimination indications. The same activity consists of forensic control and processing. The content and strategy of these activities determine their further course, as well as condition the range of rules of forensic science in a specific case based on the provisions of the Code of Criminal Procedure, as well as other provisions of laws and bylaws. The strategy and tactics of these activities are dictated by the type of criminal offense