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Prevention of Administrative Offenses Related to Corruption in the System of the State Criminal and Executive Service of Ukraine

Year: 2025
Type: article
Abstract: The article analyzes the legal framework, the main causes of corruption offenses, and their impact on the functioning of the criminal and executive system. Attention is focused on the main factors contributing to the emergence of corruption risks, in particular the following: regulatory, organizational, moral, and ethical aspects of personnel’s activities. Modern mechanisms for countering corruption manifestations are analyzed, including introducing anti-corruption measures, strengthening control over official activities, and increasing the level oflegal awareness of personnel. The effectiveness of implementing anti-corruption programs, increasing the level of transparency in management, and the formation of ethical behavior among the service personnel are considered. The article proposes a set of measures aimed at improving preventive mechanisms, in particular, improving anti-corruption legislation, developing specialized training programs forcriminal and executive service personnel, introducing a system of ethical monitoring, as well as intensifying cooperation with public organizations to increase the transparency of the activities of correctional institutions. Key directions for improving legal mechanisms and organizational measures to reduce corruption risks have been identified. The importance of interagency cooperation, public control, and the development of a culture of integrity to strengthen law and order in the system of execution of criminal punishments was emphasized. The article may interest experts in anti-corruption law, teachers, graduate students, and organizations working in anti-corruption. It will also be helpful for everyone interested inimproving the efficiency of the state bodies functioning, particularly in the bodies for executionof criminal punishments.
Language: English
Open Access status: diamond
OpenAlex ID: W4409767756
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