Personal search – legislator rationality

Abstract

An analysis of legal acts concerning the powers of the police to conduct personal searches clearly indicates that these provisions clearly conflict with the provisions of the Constitution, which exposes the police to accusations of acting against the values of a democratic state ruled by law. This publication is an argument that these acts, which were created in violation of the applicable standards of the rule of law and violate the constitutional rights of the individual, should be removed from the legal system. There still remains the problem of distinguishing, by the different law enforcement agencies, the procedure called personal search and body search.