A Moratorium on Pressure: How the Personal Accountability of Investigators and Prosecutors Can Protect Businesses

The issue of exerting “pressure” on businesses through so-called “de facto criminal proceedings” has been and remains a sensitive one, despite a number of changes made, particularly to criminal procedure legislation. 
Therefore, together with the publication “Censor.NET,” we discussed the issue of imposing a moratorium on such pressure: how the personal accountability of investigators and prosecutors can protect businesses.
We addressed the importance of the independence of the judicial branch from the law enforcement system; strengthening judicial oversight of law enforcement agencies’ activities—particularly in “de facto criminal cases”—and holding them personally accountable, as key tools for combating law enforcement abuse against businesses.  
For details, see the link: https://censor.net/ua/resonance/3487158/tysk_na_biznes
Constantine Globa