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NON-STATE SUBJECTS IN POLICE ACTIVITIES

Author(s) -

Aleksandrs Matvejevs

Publication year - 2018

Publication title -

administrative and criminal justice

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

eISSN - 2592-8422

pISSN - 1407-2971

DOI - 10.17770/acj.v2i83.3452

Subject(s) - law enforcement , state (computer science) , enforcement , political science , position (finance) , inclusion (mineral) , state police , public administration , the republic , law , criminology , public relations , sociology , business , social science , philosophy , theology , finance , algorithm , computer science

In this article, the author considers the non-state subjects of the police activity. In the article sums the position theoretical inclusion of civil structures in the law-enforcement system taking into account modern tendencies of development of relations in the Republic of Latvia, namely: the state policy of development and support of the institutions of civil society. Police activities are carried out by various actors: the police, public organizations, private enterprises, individual citizens. Together, they form a system of subjects of police activity, defining the place in which the police bodies occupy themselves as special executive bodies.

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