Baku/21.10.13/Turan : The draft state budget for 2014 provided for 1,240,297,642 manat for keeping judiciary, law enforcement agencies and prosecutors. It is by 125 501 322 manat more than the budget for 2013.
Of these funds , 59,392,983 manat will go to the courts , 928,580,510 manat - the police and internal troops ( in a document they called the police) 49,398,499 manat - to prosecutors , 202,925,650 manat - for other categories.
In the state budget for 2013 for the law enforcement agencies 1,114,796,320 manat were allocated. -03D-
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