Mahalla Law Enforcement Point (The Lowest Stage of Public Security System)
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https://doi.org/10.47814/ijssrr.v5i4.262Schlagwörter:
Internal Affairs Bodies; Public Safety; Reforms; New Procedures and Mechanisms; Mahalla Law Enforcement Point; Legal Status; Main Tasks; Crime Prevention Inspectors; Social and Legal ProtectionAbstract
In order to raise public safety to a qualitatively new level, completely new mechanisms for organizing the activities of law enforcement agencies are being introduced. In this regard, the article highlights the legal status of the mahalla law enforcement points established as the lowest steam of the public security system in the process of reforms carried out in the bodies of Internal Affairs on the basis of a systematic approach and analysis, their main tasks, the essence and content of the new procedures and measures implemented in the activities of them.
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