Focusing on the systematic analysis of state coercion, the monograph delves into its essence, content, and structure within both regulatory and protective legal frameworks. It defines state coercion as a normative-legal formation, emphasizing its role as a tool of state power that restricts individual rights to uphold legality and maintain order. Aimed at law students, postgraduates, researchers, and practicing lawyers, this work serves as a resource for understanding legal theory and the application of coercive norms in law enforcement.
