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Lipinski University in Kielce, Poland

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Wybrane systemy współpracy międzynarodowej w zakresie zapewniania bezpieczeństwa osób zaginionych

Mariusz Michalski

Prawo i Bezpieczeństwo – Law & Security, 1/2023, 2023, pp. 77 - 89

https://doi.org/10.4467/29567610PIB.23.008.18291

The article analyses selected systems of international cooperation in ensuring the safety of missing persons. The study indicates the categories of missing persons, the procedures regulating the conduct of a police officer in the case of a missing person, the documentation of search activities, the scale and causes of disappearances and the cooperation of institutions and non-governmental organisations in the search for a missing person. Improving the circulation of information between Police organisational units concerning disappearances outside the Republic of Poland is an important task of the institution through the dissemination of electronic exchange of information, in particular with regard to the categorisation of missing persons. Authors believes that it is important to take steps to enlist new groups to extend their reach to cover both domestic and international areas, thereby affecting the efficient and effective operations of the Police in conducting searches for missing persons both domestically and internationally.

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Stosowanie środków przymusu bezpośredniego, a bezpieczeństwo osobiste policjantów

Mariusz Michalski

Prawo i Bezpieczeństwo – Law & Security, 2(3)/2024, 2024, pp. 138 - 152

https://doi.org/10.4467/29567610PIB.24.024.20787

The purpose of the represented article is to conceptually examine the interrelationships arising from the current legislation in the legal doctrine and judicial decisions presented in the context of considerations relating to the personal security of police officers. In the article, the author attempted to define personal security, in the context relating to police officers in the case of the use of direct coercive measures. The article makes an extensive analysis of both the positions represented both in the legal doctrine and judicial decisions on the provisions governing the use of means of direct coercion by police officers. The considerations in question were preceded by an attempt to place the personnel security of police officers in the overall consideration of internal security, indicating the special nature of these regulations. In order to conduct the research, the research problem was formulated: do the existing statutory regulations relating to the use of direct coercive measures adequately ensure the personal security of police officers in the situation of their use? The research problem focused on the statutory regulations, their consistency and the buffer of ambiguity in the context of the use of direct coercive measures. Undoubtedly, the above elements, relating to the stability and comprehensibility of legal regulations, are the foundation of the considered issue, which is the personal security of police officers in the context of the use of direct coercive measures. The research methods applied in the subject area allowed defining the personal security of police officers in the context of considerations undertaken on the grounds of internal security, as well as to formulate conclusions in the scope relating to the current legal regulations in the area relating to the use of direct coercive measures.

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