英文摘要 |
Police informant selection on information collection required for specific public security is exercising police powers specified in Articles 12 to 13 of the Police Power Exercise Act. For countries under the rule of law, the specific actions of police interfering with the people's freedom or rights shall be abided by the principle of legal reservation. To fulfill police security tasks, Police often delegate informants to collect law enforcement information. This delegation to informants by the police requires legal authorization & supervision and should not be done recklessly. Police selection of informants for information collection must be constrained by meeting its purpose and necessity. Police should also have the specific reasons for the necessity to collect information from nonspecific subjects and not just for abstract and general reasons such as public safety, harm prevention and criminal prevention or else it is easy for the police to abuse their power and violate the peoples' basic rights. Therefore, the principle and professional reference benchmark for ''Police selection of informants for information collection'' can be built on the police officer's understanding of Articles 12 to 13 of the Police Power Exercise Act with the internal control of the government authority and reference to the court on clarifications of its judicial review opinions on relevant judgments. |