Administrative and Legal Measures in the System of Preventing Terrorist Threats

This article examines administrative and legal measures as a crucial element of the system for preventing terrorist threats. It analyzes state regulatory mechanisms aimed at preventing terrorism before the crime is committed, including monitoring migration processes, information space, financial flows, and organizational activities. Particular attention is paid to the role of administrative legislation in supporting the state's preventive function, interagency cooperation, and the development of a comprehensive security model. It demonstrates that administrative and legal instruments help minimize the risks of radicalization, the spread of extremist ideology, and the involvement of citizens in terrorist activities. It concludes that the development and improvement of administrative and legal measures contributes to the increased effectiveness of the national system for countering terrorist threats while simultaneously respecting human rights and freedoms.