Particularities of the Organization and Functioning of the Local Police Service in Scheia, Suceava County
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https://doi.org/10.18662/eljpa/11.1/217Keywords:
Local Police Service, public services, local community, implications of decentralizationAbstract
This article aims to analyze the organizational and operational particularities of the Local Police Service in the commune of Şcheia. Confronted with numerous issues related to public order and safety, the local administration in Şcheia was compelled to establish a public service to deter, halt, and prevent criminal acts that endangered the safety of its residents. By examining specific indicators related to activities for preventing and combating offenses and crimes, crime detection and sanctioning, and collaboration with other institutions, this article demonstrates that the Local Police Service in Şcheia serves as a positive model for a public service created to fulfill the public interest of a local community. Although the establishment of this local police service required a significant financial commitment, it has proven to be a long-term solution for stabilizing and enhancing citizen safety and for protecting public and private property within the administrative area (UAT).
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Law on Local Police No. 155/2010, republished in the Official Gazette, Part I, No. 339, May 8, 2014.
Decision No. 69/2023 of the Constitutional Court regarding the rejection of the objection of unconstitutionality concerning the Law approving the Emergency Ordinance of the Government No. 115/2022, which completes Article I of the Emergency Ordinance of the Government No. 130/2021 on certain fiscal-budgetary measures and the extension of certain deadlines, as well as modifications to certain normative acts.
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National Institute of Statistics, Population of Şcheia Commune, available at http://www.insse.ro (accessed June 11, 2024)
Law No. 153 of June 28, 2017, framework law on the remuneration of personnel paid from public funds, published in the Official Gazette No. 492, June 28, 2017.
Emergency Ordinance No. 57 of July 3, 2019, regarding the Administrative Code, published in the Official Gazette No. 555, July 5, 2019.
Law No. 103 of April 18, 2023, approving the Emergency Ordinance of the Government No. 115/2022, which completes Article I of the Emergency Ordinance of the Government No. 130/2021 on certain fiscal-budgetary measures and the extension of certain deadlines, published in the Official Gazette No. 321, April 18, 2023.
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