By Plenary Sessions: Tõnis Lukas

The speaker demonstrates expertise in national security and border management issues, highlighting the links between an unfriendly neighbor, organized crime, and security threats. He/She draws a comparison with Finnish border policy to criticize Estonia's practice of making exceptions.

The speaker demonstrates expertise on the topics of internal security, prison administration, and workforce resources in Southern Estonia, citing Swedish prison statistics (over 11,000 inmates, 10,000 places) and referring to the impact of Swedish regulations on the Estonian legal system. Special emphasis is placed on the psychological burden faced by healthcare professionals and the Security Police Board (Kaitsepolitseiamet). The views of the Prosecutor's Office and forensic psychiatrist Airi Värnik are also referenced.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the field of justice and internal security, referencing the Estonian Constitution and the Swedish prison system regarding educational opportunities for inmates. Particular attention is paid to legal details, distinguishing between the elements of the charge and the final court judgment, and inquiring about the rights of the police and the Security Police to conduct thorough background checks.