Special security law
Special security law is a theoretical training and examination subject for the Bavarian police . In this subject, various laws from the German secondary criminal law and the regulatory offense law (excluding traffic offenses) that are important for the work of the police are taught.
The subject is taught in both middle and senior service training . There are federal and state laws taught.
The aim is to impart knowledge to the prospective police officer in the laws which, in addition to the penal code, contain other administrative offenses or criminal offenses and which are important for the officer’s later daily work.
Candidates take exams in this subject; the subject is still an examination subject in the employment examination.
Treated laws
The following laws represent an excerpt of the topics that are taught in the subject Special Security Law:
- Asylum Act
- Residence Act
- Narcotics Act
- Freedom of Movement Act / EU
- Violence Protection Act
- Trade Regulations
- Compulsory Insurance Act
- Explosives Act
- Animal Welfare Act
- Assembly Act
- weapon law
This list represents excerpts from the federal laws notified; it is not complete. The following laws are also dealt with, but are state laws (this list is not complete either):
- Bavarian Road and Road Law
- Bavarian Forest Act
- Bavarian Nature Conservation Act
- Bavarian Immission Control Act
- Bavarian recycling and waste law
In addition to the laws, related (implementation) regulations are also taught.