Criminal Justice and Security in Central and Eastern Europe

Contemporary Criminal Justice Practice and Research

Conference Programme

Day 2, Thursday, September 20^th, 2012

Registration — 8.00–9.00 — Conference room 4

Roundtable 1 — 9.00–10.30 – Conference room 1

The Need for Prevention and Treatment Services in the Criminal Justice System and Drug Treatment Courts for Criminal Justice in Central and Eastern Europe: The Osborne Association, New York City, New York
Kimora, Todd C. Patton

Roundtable 2 — 09.00–10.30 – Conference room 2

Feelings of Insecurity and the Role of Police in Local Security Provision – The 2011 Survey in Slovenia
Gorazd Meško, Andrej Sotlar, Branko Lobnikar, Maja Jere, Bernarda Tominc, Barbara Čuvan

Panel 13 – Policing I — 9.00–10.30 – Conference room 3
Chair: Branko Lobnikar

Servant Leadership in Slovenian Police
Robert Šumi, Branko Lobnikar

Management and Leadership Skills in Police Hierarchy: Testing Competing Values Framework in Slovenian Police
Džemal Durić

Main Views on Connection between the Police Staff Number and a Clearance Rate
Željko Karas

Types of Mutual Influences between the Police and the Politics: From Paralyze To Perspective: the Situation in the Republic of Macedonia
Frosina T. Remenski, Marjan Nikolovski

Panel 14 – Criminal Investigation II — 9.00–10.30 – Conference room 5
Chair: Bojan Dobovšek

Gender Differences in Interview Tactics with Suspects
Tajana Ljubin Golub, Josip Pavliček

Criminal Investigative Techniques in Adversarial Interviewing
Matija Mastnak, Bojan Dobovšek

Micro Facial Expressions as a Base of Evaluation of Statements in a Simulated Interrogation
Nathan Klasinc, Katra Tomažič

Interview and Interrogation Tactics and Techniques in Serbia
Zvonimir Ivanović, Vladimir Urošević, Sergej Uljanov

Field Trip to Police Academy and Central Prison of Slovenia – 10.45–18.00

Social Event at Ljubljana Castle – 19.00–22.00

Conference programme