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SUMMARY:PhD defence V.M. Cozijn
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html: Het geweldmonopolie
van de Staat der Nederlanden
Dutch rules regardin
g state force are largely in order, but control and transparency coul
d be better
The Dutch rules and regulations governing
the use of force by the state largely meet the standards of a democr
atic rule-of-law system. However, there are significant shortcomings
in the areas of transparency, oversight, and legal protection for cit
izens. This is the conclusion of research conducted by legal scholar
Vincent Cozijn into the monopoly on the use of force of the State of
the Netherlands: the exclusive right to determine who may use force,
when, and under what circumstances.
Read more in the news item
More information on the thesis
DESCRIPTION: Het geweldmonopolie van de Staat der Nederlanden Dutch rules regarding state force are largely in order, but contr
ol and transparency could be better
The Dutch rules and
regulations governing the use of force by the state largely meet the
standards of a democratic rule-of-law system. However, there are sign
ificant shortcomings in the areas of transparency, oversight, and leg
al protection for citizens. This is the conclusion of research conduc
ted by legal scholar Vincent Cozijn into the monopoly on the use of f
orce of the State of the Netherlands: the exclusive right to determin
e who may use force, when, and under what circumstances.
Read more
in the news itemMore information on the thesis
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