ON THE METHODOLOGY OF THE PROBABILITY EXPERT REPORTS OF THE FORENSIC PSYCHIATRIC EXAMINATIONS

The role of the probability expert report as an evidence in the civil procedure is analyzed. The approaches used in the course of the judicial examination and the forensic psychiatric examination are compared. The feasibility of sorting the expert arguments into the direct and indirect ones is substantiated. The ways to overcome the lack of feasibility of the psychiatric expert studies during the proceedings of the civil case on the voidance of a bargain at the stage of diagnostic qualification and the evaluation of the legally valid capability are analyzed.

forensic psychiatric examination in a civil procedure, circumstantial evidence, direct evidence, target level of activity control, conceptual level of activity control, the ability to execute civil transactions