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On February 26, 2016, a representative of our Association – Candidate of Law, Associate Professor Oleksandr Zayets took part in the International Scientific and Practical Conference, organized by the Basic Scientific Legal Institute National Aviation University.

The theme of the conference “Legal reform in current minds: achievements and prospects” has a very high level of relevance, considering how important it is that reforms are taking place in Ukraine under the pressure of European enormity. Traditionally, the conferences held by the Institute have high representation. This happened again and again. For example, leading lawyers from 13 countries around the world joined the program committee.

The conference included three plenary sessions. On the first one, the topic was “Reform of the Judiciary Corps: problems of implementation”, on the other – “Reform of the National Police of Ukraine: Directions and Prospects”, on the third – “Problems of reforming the bodies of the royal government in Ukraine”.

As the speeches of the participants of the conference showed, holding such a conference is one of the paths of understanding legal science and legislative practice. And this is an undeniable idea that Ukraine can emerge as a legal power.

Members of the All-Ukrainian Association of Scientists and Fahivists in the Field of Operational Sound Activity visited a special warehouse of territorial police branches of the National Headquarters The police in the Odessa region are engaged in compliance with the norms of anti-corruption legislation.

Corruption in our country is accepted as a complex social phenomenon that negatively affects all aspects of the political and socio-economic development of the state, threatens democracy and human rights, and causes harm national security. Therefore, during the hour of lectures, attention was paid to the fight against corruption as a social phenomenon, the main provisions of anti-corruption legislation.

The lecturers brought to the essential meaning the terms of anti-corruption legislation, defining the difference between corruption and corruption offenses, potential and real conflicts of interests, etc. At the same time, listeners received information about the spread of corruption and corruption-related crimes.

In addition to the progress of the sessions, the participants attended the lectures, clearly explained the norms of anti-corruption legislation, and came to the conclusion that it is necessary to gather strength, as practitioners, scientists, as well as enormous efforts for the effective fight against evil and the elimination of positive results.

On February 25, 2016, with the participation of the All-Ukrainian Association of Scientists and Scientists in the Field of Operational Sound Activity, VIII will be held on the basis of the Odessa State University of Internal Affairs International scientific-practical conference “The role of law enforcement agencies in the rise of a democratic legal power.” Before participating in the conference, scientists, adjuncts, postgraduates, graduate students and legal practitioners are invited to apply.

Work conferences:

- Ukrainian;
- Russian;
- English;
- German.

THE CONFERENCE WILL BE ORGANIZED WITHIN THE FOLLOWING SECTIONS:

— Social, legal and economic problems of the development of the state: priorities and prospects.
— Current problems of administrative law and administrative process.
— Current problems of administrative activity of the National Police of Ukraine.
— Current problems of professional training of law enforcement officers.
— Current problems of criminal activity and operational and noise activity.
— Current problems of criminal law, criminal law and criminology.

To participate in the conference, please contact us before March 10, 2016. send to the organizing committee address:

— application for participation in the conference;
— theses and evidence;
- review (for people who do not have a scientific level).

VIMOGS BEFORE PUBLICATION

The conference organizing committee accepts scientific evidence up to 5 pages of text in A4 format, margins 2 cm, font Times New Roman No. 14, line spacing 1.5. The names of the evidence are in capital letters in the middle of the row; lower, after 1 interval, right-handed - name, according to Father, nickname of the author, scientific level, old title, posada, place of work and information about the scientific kerivnik (for people who do not have a scientific level); given after 1 interval - text. A list of selected texts (without repetitions) is compiled at the end of the text under the title “Literature”. The text of the message is indicated in square arms with a serial number of the device behind the list, through whom - the side number.

All quotations by the author are requested to be correct, the editorial board does not verify the factual material, and grammatical and punctuation corrections are used. The list of references is given in order of publication in the work.

Abstracts must be submitted in an electronic version with a file named after the author in *.doc, *.docx format.

Texts should be sent to the mailing address of the university: 65014 m. Odessa, st. Uspenska, 1, ODUVS (with the badge “At the VIII International Scientific and Practical Conference “The Role of Law Enforcement Agencies in the Development of a Democratic Legal Power”) and to the email address: konf.odyvs@gmail.com

The organizing committee of the conference reserves the right to publish materials that do not directly correspond to the conference and their design.

PHONE FOR DOTS:
(048) 717-33-21 – head of the department of the organization of scientific robots ODUVS Dombrovan Natalia Vasylivna.

All expenses related to participation in the conference, acquisition of materials, are charged for the participation of the conference participant or the parties involved.

Registration of conference participants
from 9.00 to 10.00 a.m.

The conference starts at 10.00.

Information sheets:

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On January 20-21, 2016, a two-day training seminar on the topic "Strengthening the Security of Religious and Other Communities in the Regions of Ukraine" was held at the Department of Internal Affairs of Ukraine, which is taking place within the framework of the project on freedom of religion and combating hate crimes with the participation of representatives of the Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (OSCE/ODIHR). Members of our Association actively participated in the event.

The foreign delegation included experts from Great Britain, Russia and Ukraine, namely: Davis Peter Robert, Derin Okonor, Olanrevaju Olomouc, Yulia Korysheva and Tetyana Korshikova.

The event was opened with an introductory speech by the Head of the Association of Scientists and Specialists in the Field of Operational and Investigative Activities, Doctor of Law, Professor Colonel of Police Oleksandr Korystin. He welcomed the guests, participants of the event and, in particular, noted: “On the initiative of our partners, good colleagues and friends from the OSCE, we are starting a seminar today, because this topic is extremely important for the development of civil society in Ukraine.” Oleksandr Yevgeniyovych also noted that such a joint event will provide an opportunity to communicate with foreign colleagues, listen to their proposals for solving existing problems in this area and adopt certain experience that the seminar participants will be able to pass on to their Ukrainian colleagues.

It is worth noting that the seminar is aimed at developing the knowledge and skills of the police to ensure a more effective response to hate crimes. The overall goal is to provide trainers with the necessary tools to conduct training for police officers, in particular: to recognize hate crimes and understand their causes, as well as the consequences for victims; to understand and be able to apply the relevant legislation; to acquire skills and apply them in practice to respond to and investigate hate crimes, as well as to increase the level of awareness of police officers regarding their official duties.

We would like to remind you that this time the training was attended by police officers and trainers from the Odessa region, as well as the cities of Mykolaiv, Kherson, Vinnytsia, Cherkasy, etc. Upon completion of the two-day training seminar, the participants of the training will receive international OSCE certificates.

The problem of social rehabilitation of victims of crimes and the evil of power began to prevail at the end of the last century. In the spring of 1985, the VII UN Congress on the Prevention of Crime and Crime against Offenders adopted the Declaration of Basic Principles of Justice for victims of crime and crime.

On November 29, 1985, the UN General Assembly adopted this Declaration, which first elaborated on the universal principles of support and protection for victims of crime and abuse of power. The Declaration of the Main Directives of Conflict for Victims of Crimes is aimed at promoting international standards for victims’ access to the justice system and government support, criminal legal restitution, and compensation for victims. from state funds, the provision of necessary material, medical, psychological and social assistance will be tolerated from orderly, voluntary, public and local channels, etc.

On February 22, 1990, the government of England published the “Victims of Crime Charter.” From that hour on, in all civilized and democratic worlds they mark the day of supporting the victims of evil and the evil of power.

In a victimological sense, the victim is a physical person or a human being, in any form of their integration, to which evil acts are directly or indirectly influenced. The potential victim is not popular. The likelihood of becoming the object of a malicious attack depends on a variety of factors - special characteristics, social-role status, specific living situation. For an individual who has become a victim of evil, fear, frustration, attention, and sometimes suicide.

In a number of countries, laws have been adopted and are in force aimed at the protection of victims of crimes, their social rehabilitation, compensation for material and moral harm. There are nearly 200 programs in the world to help survivors of crime, from programs to help survivors of sexual violence and ending with municipal services for cleaning up the mortuary area. criminals and locksmiths who can safely insert locks and repair entrance doors in the event of a burglary. Such programs really help people overcome stress, get out of crises, and finally, simply provide material and moral encouragement.

On this day, members of the All-Ukrainian Association of Scientists and Fahivists in the field of operational and sound activity at the Odessa State University of Internal Affairs held thematic classes on the current situation Declaration of Fundamental Principles of Justice for Victims of Crime and Crime, Based on Analysis of International Evidence on Assistance to Victims of Crime.

Finally, at the Dnipropetrovsk State University of Internal Affairs, the final stage of the All-Ukrainian competition for the best science, initially and periodically seen in the MFR system of Ukraine in 2015, took place.

145 works were submitted to the competition, the authors of which were scientific and pedagogical practitioners from the Interdepartmental Scientific Research Center for the Problems of Combating Organized Maliciousness at the RNBO of Ukraine, National Academy of Internal Affairs, Kharkiv National University of Internal Affairs, Lviv State University of Internal Affairs, Odessa State University of Internal Affairs, Dnipropetrovsk State University University of Internal Affairs, Lugansk State University of Internal Affairs, Donetsk Legal Institute of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine, DNDI MVS of Ukraine, National Academy of the National Guard of Ukraine, DNDECC of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine, Vinnytsia School of DDSO MVS of Ukraine, Zaporizhzhya UPPPM, Kiev UPPPM, Primary Center for Training of Practitioners of the Allied Military Forces of the MVS of Ukraine in the Kherson region and Chernivtsi UPPPM.

The entries were evaluated by the organizing committee on the basis of final scores based on the singing criteria as a result of collective discussion among all members of the competition committees. The evaluation was held publicly, and the decisions were made by popular vote of the majority of votes.

It is necessary to note that among the great number of competitors there are scientists who are members of the Association, as well as those seen that were the result of intense creative activity, following the call of the place:

-In the nomination “Posіbniki”: 2nd place – “Unspoken investigations (rozshukov) actions”: [form. pos_b. structural-logical diagrams] / D.Y. Nikiforchuk, O.S. Tarasenko, E.V. Lizogubenko, V.I. Vasilinchuk, O.Yu. Zablotska, S.I. Nikolayuk, O.O. Kositsya, O.I. Kozachenko, O.M. Tolochko, V.V. Polivoda, T.S. Demedyuk, K.M. Olshevsky, M.M. Korchovy, V.M. Grinchak, A.A. Konyushkov / For zag. ed. Nikiforchuk D.Y. – Kiev; NAVS, 2015. – 240 p.
-In the nomination “Assistants”: 3rd place – “Technical protection of information: steel connection”: aid. / order M.G. Verbensky, T.O. Protsenko, I.P. Katerynchuk and in. – K.: DNDI MVS of Ukraine, 2015. – 268 p.
In the nomination “Pre-Victorian Vidannya”: 1st place – “Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine: foundations, quarries, documents and materials (1917-2017)”: 6 volumes: science. view. / M.G. Verbensky, O.N. Yarmish, T.O. Protsenko and in.: K., 2015. – T. 3: People's Commissariat of Internal Affairs of the Ukrainian Socialist Republic. – 940 s.
-In the nomination “Video with limited access”: 1st place – Theoretical and applied plantings against the sub-species of the criminal response to evil against power in the area of ​​​​anti-terrorist operations: monograph / S.V. Albul, M.V. Stashchak, V.V. Shendrik, A.O. Shelekhov and In.; for zag. Sci. ed. CM. Gusarova. – Kharkiv: KhNUVS, 2015. – 292 p.
-In the nomination “Video with limited access”: 2nd place – Antidigation of criminal offenses by the criminal justice departments of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine: chief assistant / S.V. Albul, O.Y. Koristin, T.S. Demedyuk and in. – Odessa: ODUVS, 2015. – 354 p. 
We will win the competition

We wish you continued success in your creative activity.

Please accept our sincere congratulations on the Day of Honoring Participants in Combat Operations on the Territories of Other States.

Every year, the Ukrainian people pay deep respect to all, without exception, soldiers and officers, privates and generals, workers and employees who were destined to pass through the fiery crucible of combat operations in the Republic of Afghanistan and other "hot" spots on the planet.

Wherever fate threw our compatriots who had to participate in peacekeeping operations, they always honestly and conscientiously fulfilled their military oath. For their courage, high professionalism, reliability and nobility, they earned the sincere gratitude of many nations and increased the authority of Ukraine.

We bow our heads to those who shed their blood for the sake of ensuring peace. We will always remember all those who did not return.

Thank you, dear participants in the hostilities, for your courage and heroism, for your high civic responsibility.

We wish all those who have gone through a difficult military path good health, happiness and peace, success in work and well-being in their families.

Chairman of the Association
Doctor of Law,
Professor O.E. Korystin

On February 12, 2016, members of the Association took part in a seminar for scientists “Information Resources Thomson Reuters: Web of Science, Journal Citation Reports, EndNote Online, ResearcherID”, which was organized by Thomson Reuters (USA) with the support of the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine and the e-VERUM Consortium (Kyiv) and held at the Odessa National University named after I.I. Mechnikov.

The seminar covered the following issues:

• Web of Science platform: basic capabilities;
• Search and analysis of scientific journals using Journal Citation Reports;
• Working with bibliography in EndNote Online;
• Search by author and ResearcherID;
• Search by organization in Web of Science;
• Emerging Sources Citation Index (ECI);
• Recommendations for preparing journals for selection in WoS CC and ESCI;
• Use of Thomson Reuters products by reviewers;
• Use of Thomson Reuters products by editors;
• Using Thomson Reuters products at the stage of strategic planning for journal development;
• Trends in citation of journals and scientists in various fields of knowledge.

The main goal of the scientific seminar was to develop national scientometric tools for the promotion and assessment of scientific productivity of Ukrainian scientists as an element of the national strategy for the transition from a resource economy to a knowledge economy.

Shynkarenko I. R. Legal regulation of operational-search activities and the implementation of covert investigative (search) actions (structural and logical schemes): a manual / I. R. Shynkarenko, I. O. Shynkarenko, O. V. Kyrychenko. – Dnipropetrovsk: Dnipropetrovsk State University of Internal Affairs; Lira LTD, 2015. – 272 p. (registered by the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine)

The manual sets out the essence and legal foundations of the organization of operational-search activities, the rights and obligations of operational units and guarantees of ensuring legality in the course of operational-search activities and covert investigative actions. A separate section is devoted to the legal foundations of the implementation of covert investigative (search) actions. The manual is the fourth edition of the aforementioned series, which takes into account changes in legislation in accordance with the current Code of Criminal Procedure of Ukraine and the programs of the disciplines "Legal Foundations of Operational and Investigative Activities", "Criminal Process", "Forensic Science", which are taught to students of legal specialties and cadets of universities of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine and other law enforcement agencies.

Intended for students of legal specialties, cadets and students of educational institutions of law enforcement agencies, practical workers of law enforcement agencies and scientists.

System of operational-search activities: a manual / [I. R. Shynkarenko, O. V. Kyrychenko, A. M. Khankevych, I. O. Shynkarenko]. – Dnipropetrovsk: Dnipropetrovsk State University of Internal Affairs, 2015. – 292 p. (restricted access)

The legal, general theoretical foundations and practical issues of organizing and conducting operational-search activities of various types of sanctioning are outlined. The concept, essence, meaning of operational-search activities, the grounds for their conduct, the issues of organizing and conducting individual operational-search activities, etc. are revealed.

The manual takes into account changes in the current legislation in accordance with the new Code of Criminal Procedure of Ukraine and the programs of the academic disciplines “Operational-search activities”, “Criminal process”, “Forensic science”, which are taught to cadets of universities of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine and other law enforcement agencies.

Shynkarenko I. R. Legal regulation of operational-search activities and the implementation of covert investigative (search) actions (structural and logical schemes): a manual / I. R. Shynkarenko, I. O. Shynkarenko, O. V. Kyrychenko. – Dnipropetrovsk: Dnipropetrovsk State University of Internal Affairs; Lira LTD, 2015. – 272 p. (registered by the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine)

The manual sets out the essence and legal foundations of the organization of operational-search activities, the rights and obligations of operational units and guarantees of ensuring legality in the course of operational-search activities and covert investigative actions. A separate section is devoted to the legal foundations of the implementation of covert investigative (search) actions. The manual is the fourth edition of the aforementioned series, which takes into account changes in legislation in accordance with the current Code of Criminal Procedure of Ukraine and the programs of the disciplines "Legal Foundations of Operational and Investigative Activities", "Criminal Process", "Forensic Science", which are taught to students of legal specialties and cadets of universities of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine and other law enforcement agencies.

Intended for students of legal specialties, cadets and students of educational institutions of law enforcement agencies, practical workers of law enforcement agencies and scientists.

System of operational-search activities: a manual / [I. R. Shynkarenko, O. V. Kyrychenko, A. M. Khankevych, I. O. Shynkarenko]. – Dnipropetrovsk: Dnipropetrovsk State University of Internal Affairs, 2015. – 292 p. (restricted access)

The legal, general theoretical foundations and practical issues of organizing and conducting operational-search activities of various types of sanctioning are outlined. The concept, essence, meaning of operational-search activities, the grounds for their conduct, the issues of organizing and conducting individual operational-search activities, etc. are revealed.

The manual takes into account changes in the current legislation in accordance with the new Code of Criminal Procedure of Ukraine and the programs of the academic disciplines “Operational-search activities”, “Criminal process”, “Forensic science”, which are taught to cadets of universities of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine and other law enforcement agencies.