Prevention of Offenses Among Students

On November 10, 2026, as part of the implementation of the “Law and Order” concept, a lecture titled “Prevention of Offenses Among Students” was held for third-year students enrolled in the “Law and Law Enforcement” educational program.

The lecture was delivered by Erlan N. Badenbayev, who drew upon his personal experience serving in the prosecutor’s office to discuss the primary reasons why young people become involved in unlawful activities, as well as the contemporary threats and risks that students may encounter.

Special emphasis was placed on developing a legal culture, fostering responsible behavior, and cultivating an intolerant attitude toward offenses. Students were advised on the importance of maintaining a critical perspective toward suspicious offers circulated via social media and messaging apps, and were reminded of the need to be fully aware of the legal consequences of unlawful actions.

During the session, participants discussed practical scenarios related to the prevention of offenses, asked questions, and exchanged views. The lecturer underscored that ignorance of the law does not exempt one from liability, and that seeking timely legal assistance can help prevent negative outcomes.

Events of this nature contribute to enhancing the legal literacy of students, promoting law-abiding behavior, and strengthening the principles of legality and order within the student community.