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Provedba zakona na Malti u nadležnosti je Policije Malte čiji je
djelokrug rada određem Kaznenim zakonom i Zakonom o policiji. Iako
brojčano malena, ima 1732 policajca i 106 sivilnih službenika, malteška
policija je organizirana u brojne odjele. Organizaciono su podijeljeni u
12 policijskih distrikta i 3 pododjela kriminalističke policije koji pomažu ostalima
u rješavanju djela težeg kriminala, financijskih prevara te djelima
povezanim sa zloupotrebom droga. Ova tri odjela u svom sastavu imaju
forenzičke laboratorije, Odjel za poroke, Pravni ured, Odjel za borbu
protiv financijskog kriminala te Zaštitni odjel zadužen za zaštitu VIP
osoba. |
Policija Malte u sadašnjem obliku postoji od 1814. godine što je
svrstava u red najstarijih policija u Evropi. Kada Malta postaje
krunska kolonija Ujedinjenog Kraljevstva i Sjeverne Irske
guverner malte postaje Sir Thomas Maitland koji vrši mnoge reforme od
kojih je bila i ona o održavanju reda i mira. Nakon osamostaljena 1921.
godine, policija prelazi u nadležnost Vlade Malte. |
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Law enforcement in Malta is the responsibility of The Police Force of
Malta, a 1,732 strong police force with 106 other civilian employees,
whose mission is defined by the Penal Code of Malta and Maltese Law on
the Police Force. Despite its small size, the Maltese Police
Force is organised into a number of departments, with human resources
matters being held by the Strategy and Planning Office, and fiscal
issues being dealt with by the Finance Office. An office for the
Divisional Police Force Units administers Malta's 12 police districts,
with three sub-departments of the Crime Investigation Department
assisting with serious crimes, drug-related crimes and financial crimes.
These mainstream departments are also supported by a Forensic Science
Laboratory, Vice Squad, and Economic Crimes Unit, Legal Office and a
Protective Services for VIP escorting and security as functions and
protests. |
The Malta Police Force in its present form dates from a proclamation
during the governorship of Sir Thomas Maitland (1813-1814). When Malta
became a crown colony of the United Kingdom and Ireland by the Treaty of
Paris, Maitland was appointed Governor and commander-in-chief of Malta
and its dependencies by the Prince Regent’s Commission of 23 July 1813.
On his appointment Maitland, embarked on many far reaching reforms,
including the maintenance of Law and Order. After the grant of
self-government in 1921, the police department became the responsibility
of the Maltese government. The Malta Police Force is one of the oldest
police forces in Europe. |
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