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NADZOR SPOŠTOVANJA ČLOVEKOVIH PRAVIC PRI DELU POLICIJE
ID MILANOVIĆ, MILAN (Author), ID Čebulj, Janez (Mentor) More about this mentor... This link opens in a new window

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Abstract
Človekove pravice so postale skupna vrednota družb, ki temeljijo na konceptu ustavne ureditve. Tudi v Republiki Sloveniji so človekove pravice varovane z ustavo in z mednarodnimi konvencijami, ki jih je Republika Slovenija ratificirala. Na podlagi prevladujočih stališč je bila Republika Slovenija zgrajena na demokratičnih temeljih, zato je dala velik poudarek tudi sodelovanju javnosti pri nadzoru organov, ki s svojim delom posegajo v človekove pravice in svoboščine. Namen zakonodajalca je bil urediti takšen nadzorni postopek zoper delo policistov, v katerem bo o utemeljenosti pritožb zoper policiste odločala tudi javnost. S tem se je prav gotovo v veliki meri izoblikoval način izvajanja državljanskega nadzora nad ravnanjem policije. V magistrski nalogi je prikazana organiziranost policije; za tem so prikazani nekateri mehanizmi državljanskega nadzora nad policijo. Podrobneje je predstavljena veljavna pravna podlaga za nadzor nad spoštovanjem človekovih pravic s strani policije v Sloveniji. Predvsem se nam je zdelo pomembno opisati in pojasniti trenutno veljaven postopek reševanja pritožb na prvi in drugi stopnji ter vzporedne postopke, ko pogoji za reševanje pritožbe po Zakonu o nalogah in pooblastilih policije niso izpolnjeni. V zvezi s tem sledi natančen opis aktualnega pritožbenega postopka z osvetlitvijo pravnih problemov. Tu so opisane tudi vse druge oblike reševanja »pritožb« nad delom policistov. Predstavljeni so tudi nadzor in obravnavanje pritožb v nekaterih tujih državah ter poročilo Ministrstva za notranje zadeve o reševanju pritožb za leta 2010-2013. Iz končnih ugotovitev magistrskega dela izhaja, da je trenutno veljavni sistem nadzora in reševanja pritožb sicer zadovoljiv, vendar potreben nekaterih sprememb.

Language:Slovenian
Keywords:človekove pravice, policija, nadzor nad delom policije, pritožbe, omejitev prostosti
Work type:Master's thesis/paper
Organization:FU - Faculty of Administration
Year:2019
PID:20.500.12556/RUL-106551 This link opens in a new window
Publication date in RUL:05.03.2019
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Secondary language

Language:English
Title:MONITORING RESPECT FOR HUMAN RIGHTS IN POLICE WORK
Abstract:
Human rights have become a common value of the society based on the concept of constitutional order. In the Republic of Slovenia, the human rights are protected by the Constitution and international conventions, which the Republic of Slovenia ratified. The Republic of Slovenia was built on democratic foundations, and gave great emphasis on public participation in the control bodies that interfere with their work in human rights and freedoms. The legislator's intention was to arrange such an oversight proceedings against police officers, which will be decided by the public on the merits of complaints against police officers. This is how the method of implementation of civilian oversight of police conduct was undoubtedly developed to great extent. This master thesis shows the organization of the police, for this shows some mechanisms of civilian oversight of the police. Valid legal basis for the control of respect for human rights by the police in Slovenia is presented in detail. Above all, we felt it was important to describe and explain the currently valid procedure for dealing with complaints in the first and second stage, and parallel proceedings, when the conditions for resolving complaints under the Act on the duties are not met. Followed by a detailed description of the current complaints procedure, legal problems are presented. Here all other forms of dispute "complaints" over the work of police officers are described. The control and handling of complaints in some foreign countries, and the report of the Ministry of the police on resolving complaints for the years 2010-2013 are also presented. From the final conclusions of the master's thesis we can conclude that the current system of monitoring and resolving complaints is satisfactory, but it needs some changes.

Keywords:human rights, police, civilian oversight of police work, complaints, restriction of liberty

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