The place of non-state subjects of the security sector in the system of crime prevention in the sphere of housing
Keywords:
crime prevention, housing, non-state subject of the security sector, state bodies of architectural and housing control
Abstract
Problems of non-state security services functioning as subjects of crime prevention in the sphere of housing are characterized. A set of legal, organizational and special criminological methods is offered to improve the results of their activity after analyzing the regulatory legislation, law enforcement and court practice along with foreign experience.Downloads
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Vavrysh, A. 1. The place of non-state subjects of the security sector in the system of crime prevention in the sphere of housing. Scientific Herald of the National Academy of Internal Affairs. 98, 1 (1), 197-204.
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Theoretical and practical aspects of legal science
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