Legal protection of police officers and peculiar services.

A conference of this title has just begun at Varsovia. It was opened by the university rector lawyer Margaret Stryj. The conference aims to answer the main questions. It is known that the work of police officers and peculiar services is hard and stressful, they are required to act in a broad social interest. However, acting in the public interest may be opposed to the interests of the individual, the rights of the individual citizen. On the another hand, officers may besides be subjected to aggression by citizens and vice versa. However, officers are besides citizens and have rights. It must be remembered that in the case of conducting investigations, investigations, criminal proceedings, there can actually be no equality of rights. After all, the fishy or accused has undoubtedly rights much little than the alleged neutral citizen. An officer is subject to far-reaching legal protection. It calls for a far-reaching extension of powers to include further groups of officers.
The question is whether this enhanced protection is decently used, frequently the right to protection is abused. There is talk of the zeal of officers to apply even the rules on assault or insult. Chronic criminal proceedings are frequently conducted in this context.