FUGITIVE WARRANT AS AN INSTRUMENT FOR SEARCH OF WANTED PERSONS

Abstract

In the history of mankind, there is no notion of social order without crime, which finds its roots in the individual
violation of established norms of behavior, and then in street gangs and groups that over time nave been organized
and joined together for mutual undertaking of incriminated acts. The development of science and technology started
in the nineteenth century, contributed toward changing the habits of people, the way of life and its perception. The
development, together with the consequences of the large number of wars and crises, has also contributed toward
changing forms, manners of committing and increasing trend of crime. The beginning of the last century is
characterized by appearance of new forms of crime. Taking into account the consequences of this phenomenon,
especially the organized types, one of the key questions is how to deal with crime. Globalization, as an inevitable
process of modern society, has changed the legal, political, social and economic areas, but also the crime. Due to its
new forms and methods of action, it has become a world phenomenon and as such is constantly at the center of the
human, professional and scientific interest. One has to admit that existing instruments for dealing with crime are
even not appropriate for the new types of crime or are practiced with significant delay. Organized crime constantly
monitors and uses such conditions and is constantly a step ahead from the authorities in charge for dealing with it.
The nature of crime and its discovery, as a diverse, non-exhaustive and variable phenomenon, constantly requires
specific measures for dealing with it and use of counter-measures appropriate for its conditions. Bearing in mind that
this is a phenomenon that is characteristic for the new age, the modernization and promotion of the methods,
resources and instruments are main conditions for greater efficiency in dealing with the new challenges of crime and
together with it, with the fugitives from the law.