Problematic Issues of the Administrative and Legal Status of the Police in the Baltic States Lithuania Latvia Estonia

Roman Shapoval (), Iurii Bytiak (), Nadiia Khrystynchenko () and Khrystyna Solntseva ()
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Roman Shapoval: Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University Ukraine, Postal: UA
Iurii Bytiak: Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University National Academy of Legal Sciences of Ukraine Ukraine, Postal: UA
Nadiia Khrystynchenko: Ternopil National Economic University Ukraine, Postal: UA
Khrystyna Solntseva: Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University Ukraine, Postal: UA

Journal of Advanced Research in Law and Economics, 2018, vol. 9, issue 1, 295-306

Abstract: This research article aims to analyze the essence of the notion administrative and legal status of police bodies Materials and methods include analysis of the target and structural and organizational elements of the administrative and legal status for each country consideration of comments and proposals made by representatives of the public and experts as well as problematic issues of the administrative and legal status of the police of countries Estonia Latvia and Lithuania Results of the article are that the international community and the Council of Europe based on the national experience of different countries have developed a set of norms and recommendations in the field of crime prevention measures the perception of which is an important condition for qualitative improvement of police service implementing it in accordance with the principles of legality humanism respect for human rights and freedoms and the citizen In the conclusion of the article it should be noted that there is still room for improvement and harmonization of the administrative and legal status of police in the Baltic countries

Date: 2018
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