Representation of an aggrieved legal entity that has suffered damage as a result of a criminal offence at the stage of pre-trial investigation by I. O. Iemets

“…The textual analysis of the provisions of Part 1 of Art. 303 of the CPC of Ukraine provided the basis for stating that the wording used by the legislator in paragraph 1, in particular, regarding the possibility of appealing against the inaction of an investigator, detective, or prosecutor, which consists in the failure to perform other procedural actions which he or she is obliged to perform within the time limit specified by the CPC of Ukraine, is incorrect. …”
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Administrative and Legal Status of Law Enforcement Agencies as Subjects of Interaction with Financial Institutions in the Sphere of Combating the Legalization of Criminal Proceeds by A. V. Steblianko

“…Such agencies are the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine, the agencies of the Security Service, the National Police and Prosecutor’s Office, the State Bureau of Investigation, the tax police units of the State Fiscal Service of Ukraine. …”
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Causes of the exceptionally high number of fatalities in the Ahr valley, Germany, during the 2021 flood by B. Rhein, B. Rhein, H. Kreibich

“…A comprehensive analysis of the factors influencing the occurrence of fatalities is carried out on the basis of the death investigation files of the public prosecutor's office. This unprecedented flash flood was characterised by high water levels and high flow velocities. …”
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War and criminal law policy of Ukraine: challenges and responses by Yu. V. Orlov, N. O. Pribytkova

“…The empirical basis of the study is made up of the materials of 225 court verdicts for the commission of criminal offenses provided for by Articles 111, 111-1, 111-2, 114-2, 436-2, 438 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine, as well as the results of expert assessments and surveys of 92 employees of pre-trial investigation bodies of the National of the police, 35 employees of the prosecutor’s office, 30 investigators of the Security Service of Ukraine in Kharkiv, Odesa and Zaporizhzhia regions. …”
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General principles of combating corruption in the countries of the Visegrad Four: the experience of the Czech Republic by V. S. Makarenko, O. S. Bakumov

“…The first group includes the Police of the Czech Republic, the General Inspectorate of Security Forces, the Prosecutor's Office of the Czech Republic, and the Financial and Analytical Unit of the Ministry of Finance. …”
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The Risk of Escalating Cyberattacks and Financial Fraud During Wartime: The Maturity of The County's Judicial System in Combating Cyber and Financial Crimes by Hanna Yarovenko, Iryna Pozovna, Roman Bylbas

“…Using data from the General Prosecutor's Office of Ukraine (2014–2024), the study employs quantitative analyses, including maturity index calculations, trend assessments, and lag analysis through statistical modelling. …”
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AREN’T I A WOMAN DESERVING OF JUSTICE? RESTRUCTURING VAWA’S FUNDING STRUCTURE TO CREATE RACIAL AND GENDER EQUITY by Maryam Asenuga

“… This Note analyzes the funding priorities of the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), and how the law’s egregious funding of prosecutors, enforcement agencies, officers, and courts directly impacts Black female survivors of intimate partner violence (IPV). …”
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Capital Punishment without Capital Trials in Japan’s Lay Judge System by David T. Johnson

“…In May 2010, newspapers reported that the new system "has had a smooth first year," though they also stressed that it "has yet to be really tested by cases involving complex chains of evidence or demands by prosecutors for the death sentence."The new system is being tested in its second year. …”
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Les modes alternatifs de résolution des conflits sous l’empire de l’ordonnance criminelle : la loi et la doctrine by Stéphanie Blot-Maccagnan

“…The initial draft was intended to be restrictive, prohibiting settlements in the « grand criminal », while authorising them in other cases. Public prosecutors are even prohobited from prosecuting in the latter case, thus strengthening the out-of-court option for petty criminals. …”
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Additional Legal Protection for Corruption Whistleblowers by Ahmad Irzal Fardiansyah, Muhammad Farid, Ramadani Fitra Diansyah P

“…As law enforcement officers, Prosecutors hold the authority to provide legal protection to whistleblowers of corruption, as stipulated in Law Number 13 of 2006 concerning the Protection of Witnesses and Victims (LPSK). …”
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Négociation de la distance : les circuits de communication et de représentation des intérêts locaux (monarchie et empire portugais, xviie et xviiie siècles) by Maria Fernanda Bicalho

“…Finally, the third is related to prosecutors sent from overseas municipalities to Lisbon to defend the interests and intentions of their elites.…”
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Theoretical and Applied Issues of Standardization of the Terms of Prejudicial Inquiry before Handling a Charge Sheet to a Person by T. O. Kuzubova

“…The author has compared legal positions of scholars and practitioners, in particular lawyers and prosecutors, on the advantages and disadvantages of establishing clear terms for prejudicial inquiry of crimes before handling a charge sheet to a person. …”
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Specific Features of the Debriefing and Confrontation in Migrant Smuggling Investigations by Gina Aurora NECULA

“…The research provides these recommendations not only to facilitate the work of prosecutors, but also to provide meaningful support in the fight against crime. …”
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Memorias del tránsito by Griselda Späth

“…In Argentina, this applies to police, banking, professionals of different areas, footballers, railway workers, diplomats, ranger, prosecutors, etc. More or less regularly, within or outside the country, to maintain employment or promotion; these persons move with their families, for a time period, forming what Silvia Korenblum (2003) defines as "families in transit". …”
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Qualification problems of war-related criminal offences documented on the de-occupied territories of Ukraine by Yu. V. Orlov, N. O. Pribytkova

“…Based on the analysis and synthesis of the experience of investigators from the National Police, the Security Service of Ukraine, as well as prosecutors on the de-occupied territories of Ukraine, four basic problematic subject areas with the corresponding typical situations of the law on criminal liability application have been identified: criminal legal qualification of artillery shelling, mining, causing death to a person, and other actions of physically detained representatives of the aggressor state. …”
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Dépénaliser le vagabondage ? L’impact relatif du décret-loi d’octobre 1935 by Olivier Golliard

“…Every day, police agents, police officers, prosecutors, judges had to face the shortsightedness of the French State.…”
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The Triptych of Dorian Gray (1890–91): Reading Wilde’s Novel as Three Print Objects by Brett Beasley

“…In fact, the two are inseparable. The prosecutors in Wilde’s trials made use of the fact that Wilde had changed—or ‘purged’, as they put it—many aspects of the novel after its first appearance in Lippincott’s Monthly Magazine. …”
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Pelaksanaan Fungsi Pengawasan Pada Kampanye Pemilihan Kepala Daerah by Ery Lilik Suryani Turnip, Caroline Paskarina, Firman Manan

“…Meanwhile, in the enforcement function, the West Kalimantan Election Supervisory Board cooperated with General Election Commissions (KPU), police and prosecutors.…”
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Prevention of The Crime Of Trafficking in Persons (TPPO) in Cases Of Illegal Sending Indonesian Migrant Workers (PPMI) Overseas as Foreign Ship Crew by Aulia Aulia

“…It is not easy to prevent and eradicate criminal acts of trafficking in persons (TPPO) because it requires the seriousness of many parties, from the police, courts, public prosecutors to the Ministry. Human trafficking has various modes, apart from the perpetrators and victims, it must always be understood in terms of legal definitions. …”
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Forensic technology: concepts, objectives and principles by V. M. Kyselov

“….; examining physical evidence to prove its relevance to the crime and connection with the suspect or accused; creating a reconstruction of events to understand the course of the crime and prove the guilt of the suspect or accused; preparing expert reports and testimony for use in court proceedings; supporting investigators and prosecutors in the use of scientific methods and techniques to collect and analyse evidence; conducting research and improving forensic techniques to improve law enforcement and increase the effectiveness of crime investigations. …”
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