The book "Use of forensic psychological expertise in the framework of the preliminary investigation" by Eremeev is a deep and comprehensive study devoted to an important and topical topic in the field of criminal law and forensic psychology .. This work will become an indispensable assistant for law students, practicing lawyers, investigators and anyone interested in the intricacies of the interaction between psychology and law. The author, who has considerable experience in forensic psychology, offers readers a unique perspective on how psychological aspects can influence the course of a preliminary investigation. The book examines the various methods and techniques used by forensic psychologists to assess the condition of suspects and witnesses, as well as their ability to testify. Eremeev focuses on how to correctly interpret the results of examinations and how they can influence the decision-making of investigative bodies. The book is filled with intriguing examples from real practice, which makes it especially attractive for those who want to understand how theoretical knowledge is applied in real-world conditions. Readers will be able to see how forensic psychological expertise can help in solving crimes, as well as in ensuring fairness in trials. Yeremeyev not only shares his knowledge, but also raises important questions about the moral responsibility of experts and the ethical aspects of their work. The topics covered in the book cover a wide range of issues, from the psychology of the criminal to the impact of stress on witness testimony. The author emphasizes the importance of an interdisciplinary approach, where psychology and law work in tandem to achieve justice. This makes the book especially relevant in light of current trends in law enforcement, where increasing attention is paid to the psychological aspects of criminal cases. The book will be of interest not only to professional lawyers, but also to students, graduate students, as well as everyone who is interested in psychology and its influence on human behavior in conditions of stress and pressure. It is suitable for both those who are just beginning their journey in law, and for experienced professionals who want to deepen their knowledge in the field of forensics. Eremeev's style is clear and accessible, which allows even complex concepts to be explained in simple and understandable language. His previous works, such as The Psychology of Crime and Forensic Psychology: Theory and Practice, have also been praised by readers for their in-depth analysis and practical focus. In the new book, the author continues to develop his ideas, offering readers not only theoretical knowledge, but also practical recommendations for the use of forensic psychological expertise in investigations. If you are looking for a book that will help you understand how psychology can change the approach to investigating crimes, and how it affects justice, “Using forensic psychological expertise as part of a preliminary investigation” will be a real find for you. This work will not only enrich your knowledge, but will also make you think about the complex issues facing modern law and psychology. Do not miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in a world where science and law intersect, opening up new horizons for understanding human nature and justice.