diplomsko delo univerzitetnega študija
Sandra Pralica (Author), Tomaž Čas (Mentor)

Abstract

Detektiv pridobiva informacije na različne načine. Pri tem mora paziti, da mu vir posreduje podatke prostovoljno, on pa ne sme uporabljati nezakonitega načina. Detektiv lahko pridobiva informacije o pogrešanih ljudeh in o povzročiteljih premoženjskih in nepremoženjskih škod; o anonimnih pisanjih; o dolžnikih in njihovem premoženju; o predmetih, ki so pogrešani ali izgubljeni; o dokaznem gradivu; o spoštovanju konkurenčne prepovedi in klavzule; o uspešnosti in poslovnosti poslovnih subjektov; o kaznivih dejanjih, ki se preganjajo z zasebno tožbo; o zlorabah pravice do zadržanosti z dela zaradi bolezni ali poškodbe. Vse te informacije lahko pridobiva neposredno od ljudi, na katere se te nanašajo; od tistih, ki posredujejo informacije o tretji osebi; iz javnih informacijskih sredstev; iz evidenc; z vpogledom v sodne in upravne spise ter z osebno zaznavo in uporabo tehničnih sredstev. Zakon o detektivski dejavnosti so večkrat spremenili, spremembe so opredeljene v registru predpisov Republike Slovenije, in poleg opredelitve, o čem in na kakšen način lahko detektivi pridobivajo informacije, opredeljuje tudi njihove dolžnosti in varovanje tajnosti detektivov. V raziskovalnem delu smo posredovali ankete naključnim anketiranim ter detektivom, na koncu pa smo nekatere odgovore obeh anket primerjali med seboj. Z raziskavo smo ugotovili, da večina ljudi ne pozna pravic detektivov, čeprav so pri nekaterih vprašanjih bile aritmetične sredine naključnih anketiranih in detektivov dokaj podobne.

Keywords

zasebno varovanje;detektivska dejavnost;detektivi;pravice;dolžnosti;diplomske naloge;

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Language: Slovenian
Year of publishing:
Typology: 2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization: UM FVV - Faculty of Criminal Justice
Publisher: S. Pralica]
UDC: 351.746.2(043.2)
COBISS: 2755306 Link will open in a new window
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Secondary language: English
Secondary abstract: Detective collects information in different ways. He must ensure that a person gives the information voluntarily, he may not use illegal ways. Detective can obtain information on missing persons and perpetrators of material and non-material damage; the anonymous pleadings; the debtors and their assets; the objects that are missing or lost; the proof material; respect of non-competition clause and clauses, on the performance of business entities and business subjects; on crimes that are prosecuted by private prosecution; abuses of the right to be absent from work due to illness or injury. All this information can be obtained directly from the persons to whom they relate, from the people who provide information about a third party; public information assets from records; by examining judicial and administrative files, and personal perception and use of technical means. Private Detective Act has received a number of changes, which are defined in the registry regulations of the Republic of Slovenia, and in addition to the definitions of what and how detectives can obtain information, specify their duties and protect the confidentiality of detectives. The research work was submitted random survey respondents and detectives, in the end, we have some answers from both surveys compared with each other. Research has shown that most people are unaware of the rights of detectives, although some issues were the arithmetic mean of random and detectives interviewed quite similar.
URN: URN:SI:UM:
Type (COBISS): Bachelor thesis/paper
Thesis comment: Univ. v Mariboru, Fak. za varnostne vede, Ljubljana
Pages: 64 str.
ID: 8728775
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