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About Intelligence Gathering by Secret Service Methods Again

NCJ Number
156927
Journal
Belugyi Szemle Volume: 33 Issue: 2 Dated: (July-August 1995) Pages: 4-15
Author(s)
S Nyiri
Date Published
1995
Length
12 pages
Annotation
The author, the Hungarian Assistant Secretary of State for Policing, describes intelligence gathering methods used by the Hungarian secret service.
Abstract
In this discussion of the legality of intelligence gathering, the occasional conflicts between intelligence gathering regulations and regulations on other police activities, the role of the courts and prosecutors in intelligence operations, and public concerns, the author raises several key questions about the current use of secret service methods in this area. 12 notes

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