The study focuses on highlighting the role of criminology and the criminologist in contemporary society. Starting from the special significance of criminology in the realization of the state's anti-crime policy, the paper emphasizes the need to extend the use of its results to new important areas of state activity. Specifically, it proposes extending forensic criminological expertise from draft legislation to legislation already in force. In support of this proposal, it gives examples of the possible benefits that can be obtained in a rather sensitive area of our society: the judiciary and the act of justice.
