Gombok kabát nélkül. Az állami kriminálpolitika és demokratikus támogató stratégia tükröződése a Társadalmi Bűnmegelőzés Nemzeti Stratégiája és a Nemzeti Bűnmegelőzési Stratégiák egymáshoz viszonyulásában

Aim: The author wishes to point out how - in the absence of a comprehensive national public safety strategy - the continuity ensured by the government's criminal policy and the democratic support management model is reflected in the crime prevention strategies of the past twenty years. Methodology: It aims to achieve the stated goal by presenting the attempts made to create a public safety strategy since the regime change, by describing the criminal policy of the past twelve years, and then by comparing the National Strategy for Social Crime Prevention and the National Crime Prevention Strategy, for which it uses the strategies created since the regime change, domestic law enforcement relevant results and related legislation. All this is supplemented by a brief overview of the National Crime Prevention Strategy effective from 2024. Findings: In the analysed strategies, the effort to compensate for the lack of a comprehensive policing strategy can be seen in action. Despite the difference in state views and the centre point of criminal policy shifting towards repressive measures, the possibilities of collective, consultative and cooperative crime prevention are ensured in the National Crime Prevention Strategy. In addition to its forward-looking intentions, the first NCPS achieved its goals only partially, but the spirit of the two strategies can be felt in the operation of policing, including the police. The comprehensive public safety strategy cannot be bypassed in the future. Value: The study can contribute to the evaluation of the operation of the National Crime Prevention Strategy, and the experiences gained from it can also be used during the application of the new crime prevention strategy.