Krijger als opsporingsambtenaar?

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Authors
Publication date 06-2018
Journal Justitiƫle Verkenningen
Volume | Issue number 44 | 3
Pages (from-to) 59-74
Number of pages 16
Organisations
  • Faculty of Law (FdR) - Amsterdam Center for International Law (ACIL)
Abstract
The Netherlands armed forces are increasingly involved in activities within the Netherlands as well as abroad, that can be characterized as law enforcement. Military personnel, however, are not trained as law enforcement officials and perform these non-military tasks based on their military skills and drills. Nevertheless, their efforts eventually must lead to a criminal persecution of a suspect. Therefore, it is important that military personnel are well aware of the particular requirements set out by criminal procedures while planning and executing a military action and, whenever possible, operate in close collaboration with authorized law enforcement officials.
Document type Article
Language Dutch
Published at https://doi.org/10.5553/JV/016758502018044003006
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