Russian Federation
from 01.01.2016 to 01.01.2019
Activities related to ensuring the necessary conditions for public safety in the country currently seem to be the most important of the priorities aimed at the sustainable development of Russian society. This area needs to be developed and improved, using the latest digital technologies in solving law enforcement problems. In this regard, the authors of this study draw attention and emphasize that today it is extremely important to strive in the activities of police departments to increase the ability to use technologies based on artificial intelligence to track, collect, analyze, process and otherwise use colossal flows of information to effectively combat crime. The conducted research gives reason to believe that it is possible to use new technologies in the domestic law enforcement sphere: by processing materials containing statistical data; providing assistance in the preparation of documentation of varying complexity; saturating law enforcement websites with legal information; making decisions in the process of qualifying crimes, etc. Without a doubt, in the future, the use of new technologies can also have a significant impact on the formation of prospects for combating crime, as well as its prevention. It is concluded that in modern conditions it is important to intensify the use of new technologies to counter various criminal manifestations. Most likely, the full implementation of new technologies in the activities of internal affairs bodies will go a long way. However, in any case, in order to actively counteract criminal manifestations today, it is important for modern society to begin the active use of intelligent systems in law enforcement.
ensuring security, law enforcement practice, digitalization processes, introduction of new technologies, foreign experience, legislative activity, combating crime, law and order
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