ENSURING HUMAN RIGHTS DURING OPERATIONAL SEARCH ACTIVITIES: DOMESTIC EXPERIENCE AND PRACTICE OF THE EUROPEAN COURT ON HUMAN RIGHTS
Based on the analysis of domestic legislation, modern scientific approaches to the problem of the legality of technical means of operational-search measures and case material of the European Court of Human Rights, the author considers ensuring human and civil rights during operational-search activities related to the use of modern technical means of audio and visual control. Taking into account the position of the European Court of Human Rights the author gives practical recommendations for application of the current legislation. Measures to improve the legislation concerning operational-search activities and information exchange control are proposed.