This study intends to provide a descriptive-analytical inventory of models and policies that Lithuania are using with regard to recruitment, selection and training of statutory officers. For statutory officer ranks, it is compulsory that the applicant have a diploma from a university or a diploma recognized by the Lithuanian state in case they have graduated from a university outside Lithuania. While the idea of university education for statutory officers was first proposed many years ago, there is still no consensus about what officer's professionalism actually means. While the idea of university education for statutory officers is supported by both police and state border guard managers and academics, in principle, the body of knowledge in policing is still being developed. The situation in the world is characterized by a dynamic transformation of the system of international relations. Russia is in a war state against Ukraine now. Practically Russia is in a state of war against Europe. It is a very important in aspect of Lithuanian national security. The primary interests of the Republic of Lithuania are: viability of NATO and the EU, security, democracy and welfare of all states of the Euro-Atlantic community. The external risks, dangers and threats which must be given particular attention by the institutions ensuring national security are as follows: economic and energy dependence (energy, transport, finances and crediting); crime and shadow economy, international organized crime and other cross-border crimes – human trafficking, smuggling, illicit trade in drugs, arms, dual-use items, money laundering, illegal immigration, cyber-crime and other criminal acts. The police and state border guard officers must be professional in order to do their tasks professionally. [.]
This study intends to provide a descriptive-analytical inventory of models and policies that Lithuania are using with regard to recruitment, selection and training of statutory officers. For statutory officer ranks, it is compulsory that the applicant have a diploma from a university or a diploma recognized by the Lithuanian state in case they have graduated from a university outside Lithuania. While the idea of university education for statutory officers was first proposed many years ago, there is still no consensus about what officer's professionalism actually means. While the idea of university education for statutory officers is supported by both police and state border guard managers and academics, in principle, the body of knowledge in policing is still being developed. The situation in the world is characterized by a dynamic transformation of the system of international relations. Russia is in a war state against Ukraine now. Practically Russia is in a state of war against Europe. It is a very important in aspect of Lithuanian national security. The primary interests of the Republic of Lithuania are: viability of NATO and the EU, security, democracy and welfare of all states of the Euro-Atlantic community. The external risks, dangers and threats which must be given particular attention by the institutions ensuring national security are as follows: economic and energy dependence (energy, transport, finances and crediting); crime and shadow economy, international organized crime and other cross-border crimes – human trafficking, smuggling, illicit trade in drugs, arms, dual-use items, money laundering, illegal immigration, cyber-crime and other criminal acts. The police and state border guard officers must be professional in order to do their tasks professionally. [.]
Report of the Texas State Auditor's Office related to determining whether the Office of the Attorney General is complying with the General Appropriations Act (75th Legislature) debt collection rider.
This study intends to provide a descriptive-analytical inventory of models and policies that Lithuania are using with regard to recruitment, selection and training of statutory officers. For statutory officer ranks, it is compulsory that the applicant have a diploma from a university or a diploma recognized by the Lithuanian state in case they have graduated from a university outside Lithuania. While the idea of university education for statutory officers was first proposed many years ago, there is still no consensus about what officer's professionalism actually means. While the idea of university education for statutory officers is supported by both police and state border guard managers and academics, in principle, the body of knowledge in policing is still being developed. The situation in the world is characterized by a dynamic transformation of the system of international relations. Russia is in a war state against Ukraine now. Practically Russia is in a state of war against Europe. It is a very important in aspect of Lithuanian national security. The primary interests of the Republic of Lithuania are: viability of NATO and the EU, security, democracy and welfare of all states of the Euro-Atlantic community. The external risks, dangers and threats which must be given particular attention by the institutions ensuring national security are as follows: economic and energy dependence (energy, transport, finances and crediting); crime and shadow economy, international organized crime and other cross-border crimes – human trafficking, smuggling, illicit trade in drugs, arms, dual-use items, money laundering, illegal immigration, cyber-crime and other criminal acts. The police and state border guard officers must be professional in order to do their tasks professionally. The article strives to disclose the higher statutory officer's education at the Faculty of Public Security Mykolas Romeris University in Lithuania. The trends and developments in higher state border guard officer's education in Lithuania have generally confirmed the principal challenges identified in the Bologna Declaration – standardizes and integrates the Lithuanian education in the European Higher Education Area. This paper is part of a larger study into university education for the police and state border guard officer's managers and presents the preliminary findings of the study. ; Šiuo metu Pasaulyje vyksta grėsmingi pokyčiai kuriems būdinga dinamiška nusistovėjusių tarptautinių santykių sistemos transformacija. Rusija yra karinio konflikto su Ukraina iniciatorė bei grasina kitoms Europos valstybėms. Tai labai svarbus aspektas Lietuvos nacionaliniam saugumui. Išoriniams pavojams ir grėsmėms nacionaliniam šalies saugumui turi būti skiriamas ypatingas dėmesys institucijų, užtikrinančių nacionalinį saugumą. Turi būti stiprinama kova su nusikalstamumu (šalies viduje ir tarptautiniu organizuotu lygiu), šešėline ekonomika, kontrabanda, neteisėta prekyba narkotikais, ginklais, pinigų plovimu, nelegalia imigracija, elektroniniais nusikaltimais ir su kitomis nusikalstamomis veikomis. Policijos ir Valstybės sienos apsaugos pareigūnai turi būti profesionalūs, siekdami atlikti pavestas užduotis tinkamai. Tik nuo tinkamai parengto statutinio pareigūno priklauso visos šalies teisėtvarkos politikos sėkmė. Tampa akivaizdu, kad universitetinis išsilavinimas yra statutinio pareigūno privalumas. Tai siejasi su pasikeitusiomis nusikaltimų tendencijomis, jaunesnių ir žiauresnių nusikaltėlių gausėjimu, grupuočių valdomų narkotikų platinimo sudėtingų tinklų atsiradimu, teroristinių išpuolių ir tarptautinio nusikalstamumo bei nusikaltimų, vykdomų panaudojant sudėtines technologijas, išplitimu. Piliečiai iš statutinių institucijų reikalauja daugiau įvairesnių nusikalstamumo prevencijos paslaugų, didesnės atskaitomybės ir efektyvaus darbo. Straipsnyje pagrindžiama nuostata, kad, rengiant šiuolaikinius statutinius pareigūnus, nepakanka vien tik profesinio mokymo, formuojančio specialiuosius įgūdžius, o būtina jiems suteikti galimybę įgyti aukštąjį išsilavinimą. Konstatuotina, kad racionalus profesinių įgūdžių formavimas universitete atsispindės būsimoje statutinių pareigūnų veikloje. Straipsnyje siekiama išryškinti universitetinio lavinimo svarbą rengiant statutinius pareigūnus Mykolo Romerio universiteto Viešojo saugumo fakultete.
The U.S. Attorney position is one characterized by a broad delegation of the duty to enforce the laws of the United States, and to appear on behalf of the government in any civil action involving the United States or its revenues. This delegation of duties necessarily entails the exercise of discretion, and that exercise of discretion necessarily depends on the United States Attorneys' independence of judgment. The U.S. Attorney can thus be described as an agent with multiple principles, or a servant of two masters: the U.S. Attorneys clearly serve at the "pleasure" of the President, must be responsive to the Department of Justice, and must also consider local conditions, and yet the Attorneys' ultimate duty is to serve, advance, and enforce the law while ensuring uniform application of just principles.
Sir John Allsebrook Simon, chairman. ; Vols. 1 to 3 issued in the series of Parliamentary papers as Papers by command. Cmd. 3568, 3569 and 3572, respectively. ; At head of title: Indiana statutory commission . ; I. Survey.--II. Recommendations.--III. Reports of the committees appointed by the provincial legislative councils to co-operate with the Indian statutory commission.--IV-V. Memoranda submitted by the government of India and the India office.--VI. Memorandum sub- ; Mode of access: Internet.
Sir John Allsebrook Simon, chairman. ; Vols. 1 to 3 issued in the series of Parliamentary papers as Papers by command. Cmd. 3568, 3569 and 3572, respectively. ; At head of title: Indiana statutory commission . ; I. Survey.--II. Recommendations.--III. Reports of the committees appointed by the provincial legislative councils to co-operate with the Indian statutory commission.--IV-V. Memoranda submitted by the government of India and the India office.--VI. Memorandum sub- ; Mode of access: Internet.
Legal basis of engagement and dismiss according to the Labour Code of Lithuanian Republic and officiary statutes are analysed in the final paper. According to the Labour Code of Lithuanian Republic and the statutes regulating peculiarities of statutory offices also other legal acts and legal literature there are developed not only advantages and disadvantages of relations of legal contract work and statutory offices but also there is analysed the order of engagement according to work contract and engagement to statutory office and basics of relations of legal work and statutory expiration as well. It was identified that the Labour Code of Lithuanian Republic regulates relations of legal work and particular office statutes regulate the relations of statutory office. There are consolidated stricter requirements of engagement for office at statutes rather than requirements of the Labour Code of Lithuanian Republic engaging people for work according to work contracts. It is determined by the consideration that an officer working at statutory service has to secure the succession of the statutory civil service and also be able to work and obey political will of other - changed political government which got the mandate from the electorate. The practice of stricter requirements engaging people to statutory service supposes longer circumstances - legal basis's list that is consolidated at statutes as well and under which the relation of the statutory service is terminated after the claims of the third parties. In the final paper there is also revealed the fact that the relation of the statutory service cannot terminate in parties' agreement except for State Security Department and offices subordinated to it; the statutes do not regulate termination of the statutory service's relations when the employer is liquidated, except for the statute of the service at Prison Department under the Ministry of Justice of the Lithuanian Republic. At the end of the paper there are conclusions and suggestions. The paper is supplemented by the list of scientific and publicistic resources that were used in the survey and the list of decisions and resolutions of court.
Legal basis of engagement and dismiss according to the Labour Code of Lithuanian Republic and officiary statutes are analysed in the final paper. According to the Labour Code of Lithuanian Republic and the statutes regulating peculiarities of statutory offices also other legal acts and legal literature there are developed not only advantages and disadvantages of relations of legal contract work and statutory offices but also there is analysed the order of engagement according to work contract and engagement to statutory office and basics of relations of legal work and statutory expiration as well. It was identified that the Labour Code of Lithuanian Republic regulates relations of legal work and particular office statutes regulate the relations of statutory office. There are consolidated stricter requirements of engagement for office at statutes rather than requirements of the Labour Code of Lithuanian Republic engaging people for work according to work contracts. It is determined by the consideration that an officer working at statutory service has to secure the succession of the statutory civil service and also be able to work and obey political will of other - changed political government which got the mandate from the electorate. The practice of stricter requirements engaging people to statutory service supposes longer circumstances - legal basis's list that is consolidated at statutes as well and under which the relation of the statutory service is terminated after the claims of the third parties. In the final paper there is also revealed the fact that the relation of the statutory service cannot terminate in parties' agreement except for State Security Department and offices subordinated to it; the statutes do not regulate termination of the statutory service's relations when the employer is liquidated, except for the statute of the service at Prison Department under the Ministry of Justice of the Lithuanian Republic. At the end of the paper there are conclusions and suggestions. The paper is supplemented by the list of scientific and publicistic resources that were used in the survey and the list of decisions and resolutions of court.
Report of the Texas State Auditor's Office related to identifying all funds in the possession of the Texas Turnpike Authority that belong to the Texas Turnpike Authority Division of the Texas Department of Transportation.
