Eminov V.E. Problem of implementation of criminal justice response to organized crime

Abstract: The author considers such aspects of criminal justice response to organized crime as the set of political, socio-economic, informational and propagandistic, organizational, legal and other measures implemented by public authorities, local governments, public associations and other organizations, which are aimed at criminal processes neutralization, criminality deterrence and slowdown. The author detects and considers two levels of organized crime prevention: the general social and the specific criminological. The research methods include the comparative-legal and dialectical methods, analysis, synthesis, the historical method, the method of assessments, the structural-functional and system methods, and the method of moderating. The author concludes that there are two levels within the crime prevention system: the general social (crisis phenomena liquidation in economics, politics, public ideology and psychology, social sphere and law enforcement activity) and the special criminological ones (law enforcement agencies’ activities aimed at revealing the reasons and conditions encouraging crimes, and involvement of law enforcement organizations and citizens in crime prevention). 

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