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Former and Current Concepts of the Pre-Trial Investigation Organization

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Navickienė Ž.
Internal Security
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2013
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vol. 5(1)
173-186
EN
The article analyzes the concept and content of the pre-trial investigation organization. Based on the various approaches to the subject, the author compares former and current concepts of the pre-trial investigation organization. Despite the fact that an agreed approach to the elements of the pre-trial investigation organization has not been defined, the concept and content of this process is observable. The current changing content of the pre-trial investigation organization does not only include the elements of an organizational and technical character. The modern concept of the pre-trial investigation organization adopts a much wider approach — inherent in this process is a synthesis of multi-complex elements and these include key principles of modern management, educology, criminal procedure, and criminalistics. Therefore it is possible to predicate a coherence between the modern concept of the pre-trial investigation organization and indicators related to the quality of the pre-trial investigation organization — not only cooperation of the participants in the pre-trial investigation but also their competence and qualification. The aspects identified within the content of the modern concept of the pre-trial investigation organisation provide reasonable assumptions for the construction of a model of the organization of the pre-trial investigation. The creation and application of such a model may in the future have an adaptive nature, meaning that it would facilitate optimisation of the process of the pre-trial investigation organisation — organise work in pre-trial investigation units more effectively by means of cooperation, avoid conflict in the powers of pre-trial investigators and prosecutors, adjust the mechanism of determination of pre-trial investigation participants’ qualification and competence, characterised by a requirement for obligatory qualificats, and the primacy of professional activity.
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Strengthening Professional Competence of Latvian, Lithuanian and Polish Police Officers: Scope of the International Training Project

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Navickienė Ž., Sviklaitė A.
Internal Security
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2012
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vol. 4(2)
223-236
EN
Entry into the European Union (EU) and the Schengen Area have not only opened new possibilities, but also resulted in new obligations for the new Member States in the area of ensuring public safety. Abolition of internal border controls within the EU has increased the responsibility and workload of the police forces. It has become of great importance for police officers, especially for those working in the border territories, to have a good knowledge of not only national, but also EU and international legislation and that of the neighbouring Member States. The implementation of the Schengen acquis communautaire provisions – is one of the most important tasks for the law enforcement institutions in implementing the EU Internal security policy. Seeking to ensure proper and comprehensive application of the Schengen requirements within the police field of activity, it is necessary to provide police officers with knowledge on the available tools designed for enhanced international cooperation. Moreover special attention is to be paid to joint actions in the internal border regions: joint patrolling, control of migration flows, cross-border surveillance and hot-pursuit. The article presents new opportunities of strengthening police professional competences through training under the framework of an international project. The analysis of the content of the international training organized has allowed identification of the main problems in the field of international police cooperation. The training events have highlighted the main problems in the field of international police cooperation, as well as the relevance and necessity of this kind of police training. It has also allowed proposals for the new and future trends in the sphere of training.
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THE INTEGRATION OF EUROPEAN UNION PRIORITIES OF THE FIELD OF HOME SAFETY INTO THE NATIONAL STANDARD OF LITHUANIA

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Navickienė Ž., Kairienė I.
Kultura Bezpieczeństwa. Nauka – Praktyka – Refleksje
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2016
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vol. 23(23)
191-212
EN
The article has analysed the subjects of the integration of European Union (EU) priorities of the field of home safety into the national standard. In the research there has been aimed to rate if the system mechanism has been developed and how the EU priorities have been integrated into the papers of Lithuanian national proceedings of court institutions. It is stated that if there is not such a mechanism, the assumptions are structured to operate spontaneous and unfounded practice by the formation of policy of home safety. Therefore, the medium has been constituted for the gaps of this process such as not to implicate the particular and relevant for a state EU priority in the papers of national standard proceedings and not to implement the priority by the national standard both content and form significance. To judge the experts’ interview, the particular proposals due to the process development in Lithuania have been introduced by providing the mechanism of EU priorities’ integration.
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