Theoretical and legal aspects of the rules for the use of physical force and aid by the police authorities of the Republic of Bulgaria

Abstract

The purpose of the study is analysis of the main theoretical, legal and organizational aspects, related to the rules for the use of physical force and aids by the police authorities in the Republic of Bulgaria.

The thesis of the author is that there are gaps and ambiguities in the regulatory framework.

The study proposes clarification of the rules for the using of physical force and aids by the police officers and the relevant prohibitions.

The analysis of the normative acts, the basic concepts and the organization of work will help to optimize the activity of the competent state authorities in the implementation of this police power in the Republic of Bulgaria. This is particularly important and necessary for bringing the normative acts and the organization of the activities of the police bodies in line with international standards.

The current development includes an analysis of the main theoretical and legal aspects of the rules for the use of physical force and aids, leaving out of the scope of the work, the main tactical aspects, special police tactics, tactical actions in high-risk situations, crowd control and tactical thinking.