LEGAL LIABILITY OF LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS AS SUBJECTS OF ANTI-CORRUPTION IN UKRAINE

Abstract

Problem setting. The relevance of that topic is that systematic research problems of certain types of legal responsibility of law enforcement officials as subjects of countering corruption in national administrative and legal science have not been studied, but there is a need for both theoretical and practical positions. That is why the urgency outlined issues of scientific and practical interest and elaborated their degree in the scientific literature led to the choice of theme of this study.

Target of research. The purpose of the article is conducting theoretical and legal analysis of the legal responsibility of law enforcement officials as subjects against corruption in Ukraine.

Analysis of resent researches and publications. The study of certain aspects of legal responsibility of law enforcement officials as the main actors countering corruption to a greater or lesser extent paid attention in their works such domestic and foreign scholars as V. Baydin, A.M. Bayramkulov, B.T. Bezlepkina, E.V. Belozerova, V.M. Butylina, A. Vedyernikov, O. Voitenko, V.Y. Volkov, E. O. guide, I.P. Long, A.M. Zavalnyy, A. M. Korinyak, G.M. Minkovskyy V. In Moldovan, V.F. Murawski, M. Nadezhdin, N.V. Padadymenko, A.V. Papirna, S.V. Popov, S. Stepashin, L.I. Chulinda and others.

Article’s main body. Traditionally distinguish these types of legal liability of law enforcement officials as the main actors of countering corruption: criminal, administrative, disciplinary, civil and material.

Conclusions and prospects for the development. Summarized that the question of clear and systematic consolidation of bases, principles and procedure of bringing law enforcement officials as subjects of countering corruption to responsibility today is unregulated. Moreover, jurisprudence contains only developments in the legal responsibility of separate law enforcement agencies. Systematic and comprehensive research in this area has been conducted, which adversely affects the understanding and therefore the application of rules on legal liability that exist today.