CRIMINAL POLICY, LAW ENFORCEMENT PRACTICE AND DIGITALIZATION AS TOOLS FOR CORRUPTION PREVENTION IN JUDICIAL AUTHORITIES

Abstract

The goal of this paper is to describe some aspects of one type of corruption – judicial corruption – and to minimize it by introducing into practice new legal provisions and digital technologies. The experience of some states, including Kyrgyzstan, in the use of digital technologies for minimizing corruption has been summarized in the paper. Also, the reasons have been provided for active development of new areas for anticorruption efforts by introducing digital technologies. According to the authors, digitalization can increase openness, public disclosure and transparency significantly, reveal corruptogenic ties, schemes and relationships, and optimize the anti-corruption efforts by the state. The research materials can prove useful for law enforcement agents who are working in corruption prevention, as well as for the general public interested in corruption problems.