REGULATORY AND LEGAL PROVISION OF DEOCCUPATION OF THE TEMPORARY OCCUPIED TERRITORY OF UKRAINE IN THE FOCUS OF CRIMINOLOGY SPECIFICATIONS

Abstract

The publication analyzes the state of regulatory and legal support for the de-occupation of the temporarily occupied territory of Ukraine. The main normative legal acts, which regulate the activities of the subjects of implementation of the state policy in this direction, are defined. A brief description of the problematic issues that arise in the theoretical plane and law enforcement activities in connection with the changes that were made to a number of legislative acts of Ukraine in the conditions of the legal regime of martial law is provided, in particular: ambiguity in the interpretation of regulatory and legal regulations, their inconsistency with each other, the possibility of different interpretations of some provisions, unjustified competition of some legal norms, their insufficient formalization (lack of specificity), etc. The current directions of improving the regulatory and legal support for the de-occupation of the temporarily occupied territory of Ukraine in order to increase the effectiveness of the protection of Ukraine's national interests in terms of ensuring its territorial integrity and inviolability are outlined. It is summarized that the legislative support for the de-occupation of the temporarily occupied territory of Ukraine needs constant updating due to the spread of negative phenomena and processes related to military aggression by Russia, which provides for the formation of state policy considering the legal regime of martial law and related social transformations.