Criminal acts eradication of corruption in corporates in Indonesia by Maman Budiman

“…The factors that cause corporations to commit criminal acts of corruption are the political system, the culture of business actors, the culture of state administrators, both executive, legislative, and judicial, low legal awareness, and intense competition between one corporation and other corporations. Law enforcement officers have trouble dealing with corporations that do illegal acts of corruption because of how corporations are punished for doing illegal acts of corruption, as well as because of corporate responsibility and personal responsibility.…”
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The Typology and Corruption Susceptibility in Forestry Sector in Indonesia by Eko Novi Setiawan, Ahmad Maryudi, Gabriel Lele

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Regional experience of implementing the state control risk-based model in vocational education: sociological survey analysis by S. E. Titor

“…The purposes of the study are to investigate the readiness of controlled entities to effectively applying of risk-based state control model, and to collect data for the development of new proposals to improve framework and law enforcement practice of control and supervision activities in education. …”
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Proving Corruption in the Investigative and Judicial Practice of Ukraine: Problems and Solutions by R. L. Stepaniuk, V. V. Kikinchuk, M. H. Shcherbakovskyi

“…At the same time, procedural and tactical mistakes, as well as abuses on the part of prosecution agents, which lead to deficiencies in the process of proving the guilt of officials who commit corruption offences, are very common in the practice of the Ukrainian law enforcement agencies in this area.…”
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Forme ale discriminării împotriva cerșetorilor și persoanelor fără adăpost by Adrian Toma, Geanina-Ștefana Moțățeanu

“…The research focuses on thirty-two fundamental rights and freedoms enshrined in the Romanian Constitution, examining how these rights are realized in the interactions between the most impoverished members of society and various state institutions, such as: law enforcement agencies, social workers, medical personnel, tax authorities, local public administration entities, as well as the business sector and host communities. …”
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Organizational and forensic aspects of the electronic evidence handling by O. V. Manzhai, А. О. Potylchak, І. А. Manzhai

“…This paper outlines the ways of handling the electronic (digital) evidence based on the experience of the Ukrainian law enforcement bodies. It focuses mainly on the issues related to formalization and examination of the content of the electronic crime traces. …”
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Pedagogical Workers as Objects of Bullying by О. V. Pohorilets

“…The author has offered the measures regarding the procedure and the obligation to consolidate evidence by representatives of juvenile prevention units of the territorial units of the National Police of Ukraine, in accordance with the requirements of the current legislation, in the case of teachers contacting law enforcement agencies as victims of bullying and activities to create a safe educational environment in educational institutions.…”
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Anti-corruption Law and Systemic Corruption: The Role of Direct Responses by Kevin E. Davis

“…There are three general ways in which law enforcement agencies might respond to these forms of corruption: an enhanced effort (“big push enforcement”), get more agencies involved (“institutional multiplicity”), and win over the general public by confront powerful actors using tactics such as communication strategies (“political engagement”). …”
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TO THE INTERPRETATION OF THE LIMITS OF APPLICATION OF THE CRIMINAL CODE OF THE REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA IN THE FIELD OF COUNTERING EXTREMIST ACTIVITIES by USM ADMIN

“… The purpose of this scientific article is to report issues of law enforcement in the field of combating extremist activity (verbal or physical) in the current legislation of the Republic of Moldova, indicating the limits of liability for crimes and violations provided for the Criminal Code and the Code of contraventions, correspondingly. …”
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Espaces de l’insécurité : réalités territoriales et réponses locales à la délinquance by Igor Lefèvre

“…It thus questioned the relevance of the résidentialist paradigm (that is to say, the assumption of a crime would depend in form and intensity of urban, sociological , economic and demographic patterns and trends) and its impact on work organization and missions of law enforcement forces, but also all the local actors involved in security policy and crime prevention. …”
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Theoretical and Legal Approaches on Determining the Content of the Notion of “Health Tourism” by A. O. Podzirov

“…The content of the concept of “medical tourism” has been studied; its constituent elements have been singled out; the author’s definition of the concepts of “health tourism”, “medical tourism” has been formulated; the sphere of their law-enforcement has been defined. The author has developed propositions to improve the regulatory acts regulating the circulation of medical tourist services (health and medical) in Ukraine, namely: the Tax Code of Ukraine, the Law of Ukraine “On Public and Private Partnership”, the Law of Ukraine “On Licensing of Economic Activities”. …”
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Correctional officers and the ongoing health implications of prison work by William J. Schultz, Rosemary Ricciardeli

“…Likewise, recent literature suggests correctional employees are facing a mental health crisis, with high prevalence of mental health disorders and self-harming behaviors, even when compared to other law enforcement personnel. Further, scholars have expressed concerns about the social and cultural wellbeing of staff, factors that directly impact daily prison operations. …”
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Challenging Impunity: Colombia and Nicaragua's Intervention in the Israeli Genocide Case at the ICJ by Yordan Gunawan, Elfa Rheanna Prameswari, Himmaturrahmah Himmaturrahmah

“…This article analyzed the legal basis of the intervention and its impact on international law enforcement efforts related to genocide. This analysis is expected to contribute to the ongoing discussion in international law, particularly regarding state responsibility for the crime of genocide. …”
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La laïcité française by Patrick Michel

“…The call for a ‘positive laïcité’ made by President Nicolas Sarkozy therefore corresponds to the political vision of a religion thought out as a resource necessary both to the build up of social cohesion as well as that of law enforcement. This view plays a part in the confusion between ‘laïcité’ and secularization and in a suspicion which surrounds society and autonomy. …”
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Criminal Records Information Management System for Kabale Central Police Station. by Munialo, Rogers

“…The paper concludes with recommendations for future enhancements and potential applications of the system in other law enforcement agencies. The developed CRIMS has the potential to revolutionize criminal records management in Police, promoting informed decision-making and crime reduction.…”
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L’officier de police, le checkpoint et l’interrogatoire : les spatialités des performances sécuritaires dans le centre-ville du Caire by Laura Monfleur

“…Three spatial dimensions of policing are analyzed in turn: the location of law enforcement actors, the physical infrastructures that occupy space and filter mobility, and the spatial representations of police officers. …”
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CURRENT PROBLEMS OF THE SCIENCE OF LAW: A CIVILIST’S VIEW. REVIEW OF THE MONOGRAPH OF V. F. POPONDOPULO “HUMAN ACTIVITY: LEGAL FORMS OF IMPLEMENTATION AND PUBLIC ORGANIZATION” (M.:... by N. V. Razuvaev

“…The review author notes the relevance of the monograph, its integrated and comprehensive nature, allowing to deeply explore the phenomenon of human activity as the basis of law enforcement. According to the author, the concept developed by V. …”
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«Gamification» of crime – new challenge for the EU by Darya Yu. Bazarkina

“…The European Radicalization Awareness Network provides recommendations for law enforcement on countering gamified recruitment. The author analyzes the extent of the threat and the current EU approach to combating it. …”
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Animals as objects and subjects of environmental criminal and misdemeanor law, with special reference to dogs by Vince Vári

“…The clear delineation of specific acts poses a challenge for law enforcement, emphasizing the need to clarify the legislative environment and its practical aspects.…”
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Pelaksanaan peraturan tentang legalitas para pengobat tradisional komplementer berdasarkan Undang-Undang Kesehatan No. 36 Tahun 2009 by Juliana Juliana, I Gede Agus Kurniawan

“…Factors influencing the fulfillment of legality encompass legislative aspects that lack specificity in regulating traditional healing, limited attention from law enforcement, as well as challenges in infrastructure and insufficient support from professional organizations and local authorities. …”
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