Author: yagunov
Dmytro Yagunov: The Origins of the Modern Police in the Views of Michel Foucault
The list of disciplinary institutions [created in the early 19th century] is not exhaustive, and we would like to highlight an aspect that is of fundamental importance for the purposes of this study. This concerns the emergence of the police in European countries, and we emphasise the emergence of the modern police with their traditional…
Detective Superintendent Asbjorn Rachlew: A Real Alternative to Police Interrogation
Detective Superintendent, Asbjorn Rachlew (PhD) is one of the most famous personalities among police officers in Europe. He combines his excessive practical experience with an academic approach to implement the technique of the Investigative Interviewing into the practices of the police services across the world. We had an excellent opportunity to ask him several short questions about…
Supreme Court (Ukraine): Artificial Intelligence Responses Are Not Recognised as a Source of Reliable, Acientifically Proven Information
Artificial intelligence can be a useful and helpful informative tool in the field of justice, but it cannot replace either a judge or the principles of relevance, admissibility and reliability of evidence provided for in Chapter 5 ‘Evidence and Proof’ of the Civil Procedure Code of Ukraine. This conclusion was reached by a panel of…
Den Moses: Bleeding blue: Why is the NYPD losing an average of 300 cops per month?
Law enforcement sources are sounding the alarm, charging that the NYPD is losing cops at record levels to other departments, not only leaving the city woefully unprotected but also driving other officers to the brink of retirement themselves. According to the latest August data obtained by amNewYork, the attrition rate of officers either retiring or…
OSCE Office Calls on Serbia: Do Not Use Excessive Police Force Against Protesters
The OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights, ODIHR, said on August 19, 2025, that Serbia has a duty to enable peaceful gatherings without unreasonable or excessive use of police force.It was said that Serbia is also obliged to “prevent violence, in line with its human rights obligations”. “Promoting dialogue and accountability is the…
Michael Allingham: Distributive Justice
Theories of distributive justice seek to specify what is meant by a just distribution of goods among members of society. All liberal theories (in the sense specified below) may be seen as expressions of laissez-faire with compensations for factors that they consider to be morally arbitrary. More specifically, such theories may be interpreted as specifying that the…