Title: Administrativno-pravovoe presechenie v dei︠a︡telʹnosti pravookhranitelʹnykh organov ispolnitelʹnoĭ vlasti
Description: A discussion of the role of law-enforcement agencies to exercise their constitutional authority to ensure human/citizens' rights and freedoms.  The work examines problems associated with the application of administrative-legal restrictions. Chapter headings:  Persuasion and coercion in the activities of executive agencies. Concept and significance of administrative restrictions in the activities of law-enforcement agencies (types of restrictions, including extreme measures). Appendix:  registered abuses of the law, 1991-2001; use of special measures; the European convention on protection of human rights and basic freedoms (condensed); code of conduct for authorities in maintaining law and order; basic principles of police ethics; code of honor of rank-and-file and supervisory personnel in internal affairs agencies of the Russian Federation; moral and ethical code of the police in the U.S., Germany, France, and the U.K.
Subjects: Human rights, Police, Law enforcement, Police ethics
Places: Russia (Federation)