"Expert Opinions and Their Evaluation in Criminal Cases [Textbook]" by Yuri Kuzmich Orlov is a unique and invaluable resource for law students, practicing attorneys, and anyone interested in the intricacies of criminal procedure and forensic expertise. This comprehensive guide combines deep theoretical insights with practical experience, reflecting the author’s extensive knowledge in forensic science and criminalistics. The book explores essential aspects of conducting forensic examinations in criminal cases. Orlov emphasizes how to properly draft expert reports, what factors to consider when evaluating these opinions, and how expert findings can influence the course of a criminal investigation. Readers will learn about various types of forensic examinations—such as medical, psychiatric, and others—and understand their crucial role within the justice system. More than just theory, the author enriches the text with real-world examples, making complex concepts accessible and engaging. This makes the book particularly valuable for law students, graduate students, and legal practitioners seeking to deepen their understanding of criminal law and forensic procedures. It also offers insights for investigators, attorneys, and judges who need to accurately interpret expert conclusions and effectively incorporate them into their work. Written in a clear, well-structured style, the book is suitable for those just beginning their legal careers as well as seasoned professionals. It covers a wide range of topics, including the rights and responsibilities of experts, their role in criminal proceedings, and ethical considerations. Orlov highlights the importance of independence and high professional standards for forensic specialists, warning of how errors in expert evaluations can have serious judicial consequences—an especially relevant concern in today’s legal landscape. Yuri Kuzmich Orlov’s straightforward and logical approach makes even complex legal concepts easy to grasp. His ability to explain difficult terminology in an accessible way has earned his books popularity among a broad audience. As the author of several other well-regarded works in criminal law and forensic science, Orlov’s expertise and authority in the field are well established. "Expert Opinions and Their Evaluation in Criminal Cases" is more than just a textbook; it’s a practical guide for anyone eager to understand the nuances of criminal procedure and learn how to interpret expert reports correctly. This book will be a reliable companion on your journey toward professional mastery, helping you navigate the complex world of criminal law with confidence. If you’re seeking a high-quality, insightful resource on this topic, this publication deserves a prominent place on your bookshelf.