P5-0397 — Annual report 2016
1.
Assessing police-community relationships

An article on attitudes of local residents towards the establishment of police contacts with local residents and community policing in Slovenia.

COBISS.SI-ID: 3096298
2.
Measurement of implementation of community policing in Slovenia

An article on an assessment model of the implementation of community policing in Slovenia.

COBISS.SI-ID: 3159274
3.
Normative Principles in the System of Criminal Justice

Legitimacy in the system of criminal justice can be understood, inter alia, as a moral justification of authority. In relation to legitimacy, legality means that within the legal order and legal justice of a democratic state, state bodies are only allowed to do that which is permitted through legal rules. Legitimacy and morality are broader categories than legality and legal justice. In the field of criminal justice, legitimacy is rooted in Tyler's understanding (1990), which states that recognition of legitimacy plays a key role in obedience before the law. Bennetta-Capersa (2008) takes the view that less strict enforcement of the laws and more police work in the community can reduce the crime rate in society as a whole. This paper's positive contribution lies more or less in the substantial applicability of terms that have been properly delineated within a social science framework.

COBISS.SI-ID: 4837038
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Measuring information security performance with 10 by 10 model for holistic state evaluation

The article emphasises the importance of an assessment model of information security in a variety of activities - business and others.

COBISS.SI-ID: 3174634
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Social control and international migration

An article presents security challenges in the field of international migration which impact numerous changes in local communities.

COBISS.SI-ID: 39328557