Japan has developed a unique corporate organization structure north of many years, much of the time due to changes or crises of all time. Lately, the adversity and shocks have pushed the blemishes of the flow corporate organization framework into the spotlight. To answer whether the Japanese model will and ought to change, I need to perceive how this system showed up and what affects its development. Apparently, authentic, political and social systems have progressed and framed the Japanese model of corporate organization explicitly ways. First and foremost, this piece observes that the Japanese corporate organization was by and large strongly impacted by its legitimate source, which has not been taken as a prompt clarification yet a deviant clarification.

This study aims to know the spatial variation in the distribution of police stations in the administrative units of Baquba district. In addition to its reliance on the descriptive and analytical approach in addition to the cartographic representation using geographic information systems, the study also proved the validity of the hypothesis that states that there is a spatial disparity of the police stations in the study area, and it developed several points that could reach the optimal distribution of police stations in Baquba district.

The article describes the types of crime prevention, their brief essence, the concept of individual prevention as a type of crime prevention, its specific features, introduction of individual prevention institute, historical development, legal bases regulating individual prevention, issues of implementation of these legal bases, foreign experience and foreign legislation in this field, and other similar cases were scientifically analyzed, and relevant proposals in this regard were previously pushed.

In this article, opinions on the importance of victimological prevention and measures of victimological prevention in crimes within family relationships and the necessary recommendations for prevention and elimination of crimes in this regard are given.

This article focuses on the transparency of public administration in our country, the ongoing reforms in the field of transparency, and the problems and shortcomings that still exist in this area today. At the same time, the reforms in the framework of international best practices were discussed in detail, and proposals were made to further increase transparency in public administration and create access to information for the population in all areas.

It is known that today's world is changeable and these changes occur every day and concern all spheres of human activity and the whole country as a whole. These changes are associated with the global digitalization of society, the development and emergence of new systems. However, it should be noted that with the development of old and the emergence of new systems, new methods of committing various crimes through information and communication means appear. The most interesting thing is that these offenses or crimes do not always carry with them special great skills, computer knowledge and skills in this area. The reverse side of this problem is digital illiteracy of the population: it is digital literacy that can become the key moment in preventing the commission of corruption offenses.

This study examines the possibilities of digitalization in the fight against corruption, as well as the need to develop digital literacy among the population who use public services.

The article explains the legal difficulties surrounding the use of criminal procedural powers of attorney. It includes a comparative legal analysis of Uzbekistan’s and other countries’ legislation in this field. This research also offers ideas for expanding the power of the attorney in criminal proceedings.

Issues such as the reflection of economic changes and reforms in the norms of the Constitution, the strengthening of the constitutional foundations for the protection of private property, and state guarantees for the rights of investors were covered in detail.