The place of the State Bureau of Investigation in the system of state law enforcement agencies of Ukraine by M. M. Makarenko

“…Therefore, the place of the State Bureau of Investigation in the system of state bodies is determined by its legal status as a central executive body, as evidenced by the specifics of its activities, since it was established for the special purpose of preventing and combating crimes committed by special categories of subjects, as well as war crimes, which is consistent with the law enforcement function of the state and has nothing to do with either legislative or judicial activities; as a law enforcement agency in view of the fact that its main and, in fact, the only task is to counteract criminal offences within its competence; as a state body with a special status, as evidenced by its tasks, powers and the fact that it carries out its activities independently and independently of other executive authorities in the organisational and functional aspect.…”
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Ill-treatment and torture by police officers from the perspective of the public prosecutor by Krstić Gordana Z.

“…According to the European Convention on Human Rights, the prohibition of torture is an inviolable and absolute right and states have not only a positive obligation to implement norms on the prohibition of torture in their legislation, but also a negative obligation to refrain from applying any form of abuse, but also a procedural obligation to conduct an effective, adequate and urgent investigation. …”
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Legal principles of international cooperation of the National Police of Ukraine with foreign law enforcement agencies by V. V. Pylyp

“…It has been emphasised that it is fundamental to bring the provisions of national legislative acts in line with international legal treaties, which are the legal basis for international cooperation, in order to prevent any legal conflicts in this area. …”
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Analysis of Air Pollution Migration during COVID-19 Lockdown in Krakow, Poland by Mateusz Zaręba, Tomasz Danek

“…Abstract The historical analysis of particulate matter (PM) concentration proved that pro-clean-air legislation and grassroots movement have a positive impact on air quality in Krakow. …”
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Legal Regulation of Interaction of Security Service of Ukraine with Civil Society in Counteracting Terrorism by A. Yu. Helzhynskyi

“…In general, Ukraine's anti-terrorist system meets international standards in the field of counteracting terrorism. However, national legislation is the subject to improvement in the field of counteracting terrorism with the involvement of civil society institutions in eliminating the conditions and causes of terrorist activity.…”
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Communication competence in the activities of law enforcement institutions by Augustė Taraskevičiūtė, Rasa Dobržinskienė

“…Communication is legally regulated by codes of ethics, public relations legislation, and professional standards. Constant public criticism increases the pressure on institutions to communicate effectively and be accountable. …”
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MEDIA IN AN ERA OF DIGITAL GLOBALIZATION: THE ETHICAL PERSPECTIVES by GABRIEL T. NYITSE, STEPHEN WANG

“…It addresses issues related to media ethics, social media use, data privacy, and the impact of legislation on digital citizenship. The Social Responsibility Theory was used as a critical framework emphasizing the need for responsible and ethical media practices in a rapidly changing landscape. …”
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EXCEEDING THE BUDGET DEFICIT AND ADOPTING MEASURES FOR DIFFERENT RECIPIENTS WITHOUT TAKING INTO ACCOUNT THE EFFECTS THEY MAY GENERATE OVER TIME by Beatrice NICULAE

“…We admit that measures to reduce the budget deficit are necessary, but this cannot be achieved by imposing bans that apply to different categories of recipients, without taking into account possible, well-justified exceptions. If the legislation does not change, surely memoranda will be formulated regarding the exemption of the economic operators concerned from the total/partial application, as the case may be, of the provisions of Law no. 296/2023.…”
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Unity and differentiation of legal regulation for the implementation of the right to work in certain categories of employees by Ye. Yu. Podorozhnii

“…An emphasis is placed on the fact that certain categories of employees are employees for whom the current legislation, due to their physiological and social (including professional) properties (characteristics, signs, traits), provides for additional guarantees and/or benefits, some other advantages in working conditions compared to ordinary employees, and in some cases, increased requirements for their responsibility. …”
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Educational service as an object of civil rights by Y. I. Chalyi

“…The benefits are not capable of perceiving the legal requirements of legislative acts or contracts. Consequently, the educational service should be regarded as the legal behavior of the provider of this service, aimed at forming certain social qualities of the subject of educational influence. …”
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Alternative dispute resolution: Mediation as a model [version 2; peer review: 2 approved] by Naser Sherman, Bashar Talal Momani

“…Additionally, it anticipates the future effectiveness of mediation in jurisdictions lacking comprehensive legislation, drawing from successful Western experiences to guide potential developments in Arab legal frameworks.…”
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Principles of the victim’s representation in criminal proceedings by I. O. Yemets

“…Based on the analysis of the provisions of criminal procedure legislation, provisions of international legal treaties, and European Union law, and on the basis of generalisation of theoretical positions of scholars, and also taking into account the proven experience of certain European States, it has been substantiated that the principle of victim representation is one of the fundamental principles of criminal proceedings. …”
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Banking operations as an object of administrative and legal protection by M. Y. Bukreev

“…It has been noted that there is an extensive system of banking legislation on legal norms in Ukraine regulating banking operations that require legal protection. …”
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Legal Linguistics of Judicial Educational Activities by О. V. Minchenko

“…The training of a modern lawyer in Europe is increasingly directed not at the study of state legislation, but on the formation of a “European lawyer”, who thinks globally, is able to work not only with national law, but also with the acquis communautaire and to correctly interpret such acts, based on the provisions and conclusions of legal comparative studies. …”
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Assessment Of Service Quality And Consumer Satisfaction In A Hungarian Spa by Zsuzsanna Löke, Ernö Kovács, Zsuzsanna Bacsi

“…This positive word of mouth promotion is highly valuable considering the fact, that the legislation in Hungary does not allow the promotion of health services.…”
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Violent crime motivated by war-related hate: concepts, signs, development trends by V. V. Sokurenko

“…The need to develop a balanced legislative approach to the correct understanding, recognition, detection and subsequent legally competent qualification of criminal offenses on the basis of hatred related to the war as a guarantee of their effective prevention and investigation is summarized. …”
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Unraveling Incongruence: The EU Proposal in the Belgrade-Pristina Dialogue by A. Semenov, I. Baščarević

“…These dynamics have accelerated a reliance on informal agreements, which circumvent domestic legislative processes and are characterized by a lack of transparency. …”
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Human-Centered AI for Migrant Integration Through LLM and RAG Optimization by Dagoberto Castellanos-Nieves, Luis García-Forte

“…This study presents a proof of concept utilizing the open LLM model LLAMA 3 and a linguistic corpus comprising legislative, regulatory, and assistance information from various European Union agencies concerning migrants. …”
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Changing the vector of Russia’s foreign economic activity in the context of growing anti-Russian sanctions by О. B. Anikin, A. N. Gromova

“…The study is  based on   the analysis of   the legislative framework on   the Russian FEA, relevant publications on  the FEA and statistical information from the Federal Customs Service of   the RF. …”
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Pancasila in Modern Indonesian Legal Reform: Addressing Current Cases and International Debates on Ideology and Law by M Akbar Hadiprabowo, Wasino Wasino, Edi Kurniawan

“…Using a doctrinal and socio-legal approach, this study evaluates the role of Pancasila in shaping legal doctrines, court decisions, and legislative reforms in Indonesia. The findings reveal that while Pancasila provides a robust framework for addressing social justice and national unity, its interpretation and implementation often encounter inconsistencies and resistance. …”
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