Application of legal measures as part of the policy for prevention of corruption in public sphere: Kosovo case
Author | Vilard Bytyqi - Florentina Shala Braha - Fadil Berisha |
Position | Lecturer at the Faculty of Public Safety, Kosovo Academy for Public Safety - Lecturer at the Faculty of Public Safety, Kosovo Academy for Public Safety - Aleksandër Xhuvani University |
Pages | 200-208 |
Vol. 2 No. 2
July 2016
Academic Journal of Business, Administration, Law and Social Sciences
IIPCCL Publishing, Tirana-Albania
ISSN 2410-3918
Acces online at www.iipccl.org
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Application of legal measures as part of the policy for prevention of corrup-
tion in public sphere: Kosovo case
PhDCVilardBytyqi
Lecturer at the Faculty of Public Safety
Kosovo Academy for Public Safety
MSc. Florentina Shala Braha
Lecturer at the Faculty of Public Safety
Kosovo Academy for Public Safety
PhD (C.) Fadil Berisha
Aleksandër Xhuvani University
Abstract
This paper will address the application of legal measures as part of the policy of corruption
preventioninthepublicsphereAtpresentcorruptionoenses havebecomeaverydanger-
ous phenomenon for the stability and security of societies, undermining the institutions and
values of democracy, ethical values and justice, and jeopardizing the essential development
and the rule of law.
Knowingthat these criminal oensescarry a high socialriskand are conducted withhigh
professionalism from people who have the state power, a greater focus should be placed on
its prevention. Naturally, the criminal sanctions against criminal acts of corruption have their
positiveeectpunitiveand preventivebuttheseare thelastmeasures thatthestate should
use.
ThestateofKosovoin aneort toprevent corruptionhas establishedin legalterms anad-
vanced legislation in accordance with international laws and comparable to developed coun-
tries.
Keywords:Corruptionpreventionlegislationghtcrime
Introduction
Corruptionoenses are among the crimes that bring very large consequences for
thesocietyThrough theseillegalactions the legalbenetsaect the coreofevery
society, creating a state of general social insecurity and structural disfunctioning of
the state mechanisms. The corrupted actions, in addition to severe consequences that
theycreate they bring into questioning thepubliccondenceinstate institutions
by producing irreversible consequences for the rule of law, democracy or market
economy.
Therefore, the biggest concern is the seriousness of the problems and risks arising
from corruption for the stability and security of societies, undermining the
institutions and values of democracy, the ethical values and justice and jeopardizing
essential development and the rule of law. The links between corruption and other
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