Belügyi Szemle Year 2022/Issue 9

Zsolt Pádár - Mónika Nogel - Gábor Kovács - Gergely Gárdonyi - Petra Zenke

Special Challenges of Wildlife Forensics in Hungary

Klaudia Lohner - István Csomós

Risk analysis of potential terrorist offenders

Ákos Hegedűs

The role of expert in actions related to personal status

Katalin Erdélyi

From grid paper to digital e-report - Documentation of handwriting expert examinations

Emőke Noémi Baráth

Latent and manifest effects in law enforcement higher education Career choice and motivation examination of Hungarian police students

Zsolt Lippai - János Sallai

Police Science asks space for itself

Katalin Erdélyi - Lénárd Zsákai - Péter Dulai - Zoltán Csizner - Gábor Mátés

International Law Enforcement Observer VII.

Lajos Hertelendi

One truck – 71 dead. Cruel, profit-driven smugglers who are indiscriminate in their methods

Viktor Halász

Ransomwares and the No More Ransom project

László Balatonyi

Pluvial floods in Hungary - Review

Ivett Szombati

Current Challenges of Expert Evidence – Handbook for Experts and Lawyers - Review

Valér Dános - Zsuzsanna Hornyik

‘The most important is social consensus’ Interview with dr. Bence Rétvári Deputy Minister, Parliamentary State Secretary of the Ministry of the Interior

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