This article provides a scientific analysis of the system of special legal foundations that ensure the prevention of offenses. While clarifying the essence of special legal documents, the author emphasizes their crucial role in implementing offense prevention, consistently executing state policy, and coordinating the activities of authorized bodies. The study analyzes Presidential decrees and resolutions, documents of the Cabinet of Ministers, orders of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, and sectoral regulatory legal acts, highlighting their role and sphere of influence in the field of prevention. Specifically, it analyzes the initiatives for creating a safe environment at the mahalla level, improving the activities of prevention inspectors, and introducing digital information systems ("E-Social Prevention," "Smart Mahalla") based on Decrees PF-6196, PF-27, and Resolutions PQ-1 and No. 801. The author scientifically demonstrates that the Law "On the Prevention of Offenses" is not fully harmonized with current legal reforms and does not adequately cover new threats such as cybercrime, radicalism, juvenile delinquency, and information security.