The Practice of Preparing Conclusions by the Prosecutor’s Office on Restricting Access to Illegal Information on the Internet

Abstract

In the article, the author proceeds from the premise that the dynamics of public relations forces the legislator to improve the legal regulation of the activities of the prosecutor’s office to ensure national security more reliably. The author shows that challenges and threats to state security make it necessary to supplement the functionality of prosecutors with new tools that allow them to respond more quickly to identified violations in the information space and stop access to illegal content on the Internet using an out-of-court procedure. At the same time, law enforcement practice reveals several issues that the prosecutor faces in the process of preparing and forming an opinion on restricting access to illegal content on the Internet.