LEGAL RESPONSES AND CRIMINOLOGICAL ANALYSIS: RUSSIAN ORGANISED CRIME IN SPAIN
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Abstract
This paper delves into the legal responses and criminological analysis concerning Russian organized crime in Spain. Focusing on the dynamics of Russian criminal groups operating within Spanish borders, the study examines the legal frameworks and enforcement strategies employed by Spanish authorities to combat organized crime. Additionally, it offers insights from criminological perspectives regarding the characteristics and prevalence of Russian organized crime networks in Spain. Through a comprehensive analysis of legal measures, law enforcement practices, and criminological research, this study aims to enhance understanding of the challenges posed by Russian organized crime and inform strategies for effective response and prevention.
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