Ciljno iskanje oseb

magistrsko delo

Aleksander Volmajer (Avtor), Damir Črnčec (Mentor)

Povzetek

Magistrsko delo Ciljno iskanje oseb obravnava iskanje oseb kot eno izmed pozabljenih ali zapostavljenih področij dela policije, katerega razvoj je vse od nastanka samostojne države R Slovenije obstal na začetni točki. Sam pojem iskanje oseb, ki predstavlja osnovo ali podlago za ciljno iskanje oseb, ostaja nepojasnjen in nedefiniran medtem, ko je pojem ciljnega iskanja oseb določen in zapisan kot intenzivna in načrtovana metoda dela za izsleditev posebej izbrane osebe, ki se jo išče zaradi prijetja. Vendar je med teorijo in prakso velika razlika. Šele zadnje leto ali dve posamezniki v policijskih vrstah načrtno in intenzivno iščejo iskane osebe, medtem ko je iskanje in prijetje oseb še vedno v 90 odstotkih stvar naključja. Morebiti je za zatečeno stanje potrebno iskati krivca na strani Policije in tistih, ki krojijo razvoj slovenske policije in oblikujejo njene strateške cilje, morebiti pa na strani organov pregona in pravosodja in njihovega mačehovskega odnosa do tega področja. Ciljno iskanje oseb je specifično področje dela, katerega bistvena značilnost je ali bi moralo biti tesno sodelovanje organov preiskave, pregona ter pravosodnih organov, čeprav temu ni tako. Izvajanje nalog iz tega področja predstavlja izključno samo zagotovitev obdolženčeve navzočnosti v kazenskem postopku in zagotovitev izvršitve kazni zapora in ne preiskovanje kaznivih dejanj. Težava pa je v tem, dana primer policija zaključek svojega dela vidi v podani kazenski ovadbi. Tožilstvo vidi zaključek svojega dela v izdani pravnomočni sodbi. Sodišče vidi zaključek svojega dela v izpeljanem sodnem postopku tako ali drugače. Nihče od teh treh ključnih akterjev ne vidi problema v trenutni situaciji. Izjema so le mediji, ki občasno polnijo časopisne in internetne strani z neuspehi slovenske policije, tožilstva in sodnega sistema pri iskanju obdolžencev ali obsojencev na begu ter s tem ustvarjajo popolnoma napačen pritisk na le-te. In prav zaradi teh pritiskov policija, tožilstvo in sodstvo na vrat in nos iščejo neke rešitve, namesto da bi s pravilnim pristopom in sodelovanjem vpeljali ciljno iskanje oseb v redno, strokovno in visoko učinkovito nalogo ne samo policije, temveč celotnega mehanizma od policije, tožilstva do sodišča.

Ključne besede

tiralica;ciljno iskanje oseb;obdolženec;obsojenec;pooblastila;zakonodaja;človekove pravice;

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Jezik:	Slovenski jezik
Leto izida:	2016
Tipologija:	2.09 - Magistrsko delo
Organizacija:	FDŠ - Fakulteta za državne in evropske študije
Založnik:	[A. Volmajer]
UDK:	343(043.2)
COBISS:	2053158582
Št. ogledov:	3409
Št. prenosov:	270
Ocena:	0 (0 glasov)
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Vrsta dela (COBISS):	Magistrsko delo/naloga
Komentar na gradivo:	Fak. za državne in evropske študije
Komentar vira:	Mag. delo 2. stopnje bolonjskega študija;
Strani:	VII, 149 str.
ID:	10949418