THE ROLE OF GLOBAL ADMINISTRATIVE LAW IN THE SPHERE OF LAW ENFORCEMENT ACTIVITIES

Abstract

The article aims to study the role of global administrative law in the field of law enforcement. Methods. In order to achieve the declared goal and obtain proper research results, the following set of methods was used: comparative-legal, systemic-functional, logical-legal, normative-dogmatic and other methods. Results and conclusions. Global administration in the field of law enforcement is a complex and multifaceted process that includes coordination, cooperation and regulation between countries and international organizations in order to ensure security, law and order and combat crime, contributes to the effective protection of human rights and the implementation of international standards in the field of law enforcement. The key elements of global administrative law are: the system of norms, principles and subjects of global administrative law. The system of norms of global administrative law is reflected in relevant multilateral universal, targeted, regional conventions and bilateral departmental agreements, which establish international and bilateral standards and mechanisms that allow states to join forces in the fight against the global challenges of international crime. Global administrative law is based on the principles of harmonization, transparency, equivalence, provision of consultations, conducting control procedures, rule of law, good governance, observance of due legal procedure, which contributes to the creation of an effective, transparent and fair system of law enforcement bodies at the international and domestic level, which is capable of proper to ensure law and order and protect the rights of citizens. Subjects of the global administration in the field of law enforcement in their totality make up a system of cooperation at the global, universal, target, state and departmental level, which contributes to the solution of strategic tasks related to the prevention and counteraction of crime, including at the international level, and includes international intergovernmental organizations, transnational networks, informal formations of national regulatory bodies or officials, public-private bodies and national regulatory bodies acting on the basis of international treaties and/or under the auspices of international organizations or informal agreements on cooperation in the field of law enforcement.