Reform to the Law of the National System of Research and Intelligence in Matters of Public Security

Abstract

Consolidating an efficient intelligence structure for public security requires a strengthened legal framework. The publication of the General Law of the National System of Investigation and Intelligence in Public Security establishes a modern and efficient model of coordination between institutions at all three levels of government and private institutions, with the goal of contributing to the prevention, investigation, and prosecution of crimes, especially high-impact crimes and those with transnational implications, in strict respect for human rights.