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Current methodology of recording violent crime in the records of the Ministry of interior of the Republic of Serbia by Mijalković Saša
Published 2012-01-01The most numerous records on violent crime are managed in the Ministry of Interior: police is conducting criminal investigation of every discovered criminal offence with elements of violence, while different stages of police activity (recording the events, fixing of leads, conducting of operative...
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Possibilities of collecting evidences about crime act of sexual exploitation in human beings by Mijalković Saša
Published 2006-01-01Collecting evidences about organized crime act of sexual exploitation in human begins often is very difficult because of high level of organization, secrecy ant precaution taken during committing prostitution, pornography, sex tourism and human trafficking. On the other side, high illegal profit ena...
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The forms trafficking in human beings by Mijalković Saša
Published 2005-01-01Trafficking in human beings is an illegal act which interferes with the order foreseen by international regulations and national laws and endangers the values vital to society. However, all forms of human trafficking are not of the same danger to society and therefore do not represent the same risk,...
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Contribution of the police negotiating team to the protection of human rights in specific security situations by Subošić Dane, Mijalković Saša
Published 2012-01-01Legal right of police to use force, especially firearms, makes modern police mission seem inconsistent: in order to protect the rights of one, the police must limit the rights of others, which raises the question of optimal measures between these opposites. The most dangerous is the police action...
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Victimization of people by natural disasters: Spatial and temporal distribution of consequences by Mijalković Saša, Cvetković Vladimir M.
Published 2014-01-01This paper is a descriptive statistical analysis of geospatial and temporal distributions of victimized people (killed, injured, affected and damage) with specific reference to geophysical, meteorological, climatological, biological and hydrological disasters that have occurred in the world...
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