Abstract:
The treatment of the legal framework of the fight against organized crime in the Algerian legislation, in order to find effective legal means to reduce and fight against organized crime, whether in substance or procedure, is considered one of the most important issues that is raised, in extreme urgency, and this is due to the seriousness of the damage it inflicts on the individual or on society. The Algerian legislator has played a major role in these efforts, because the Algerian legal arsenal has undergone successive amendments to follow international agreements and comparative laws in the matter.
This study deals with the substantive and procedural legal mechanisms that the Algerian legislator has arranged to deal with organized crime and their effectiveness.
Through this study, we have concluded that the Algerian legislator, despite its continuous efforts to try to confront it, by amending and introducing legal texts that criminalize and punish various forms of criminal activities associated with it, and to make available security, administrative and judicial bodies to prevent and fight it, have obtained good results in this area, but these mechanisms remain ineffective and must be reconsidered.