PRIORITY DIRECTIONS FOR IMPROVING THE TRAINING SYSTEM FOR INTERNAL AFFAIRS BODIES
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This article analyzes the issues of improving the system of training, retraining and advanced training of internal affairs officers. It also highlights priority areas aimed at increasing personnel capacity and their practical significance.
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