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RECOVERY OF THE AMOUNT OF ADMINISTRATIVE FINE AS COMPENSATION FOR DAMAGES
Eurasian Law Journal, 2022exaly +2 more sources
FARBAC: A fine-grained administrative RBAC model
2015 International Conference and Workshop on Computing and Communication (IEMCON), 2015Aiming at the deficiency of traditional Role Based Access Control model in practical application, this paper puts forward an improved RBAC administrative model on the basis of RBAC, namely FARBAC (Fine-grained Administrative Role Based Access) model, and also gives the formal description of this model. Apart from the introduction of user groups, object
Xiaoning Jiang
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Administrative Fines in Europe: A Quest for Effectiveness?
European Public LawThe paper explores the legislative trend of using administrative fines – formally non-criminal monetary sanctions – to combat infringements of economic legislation. It is often claimed that administrative fines are more effective than criminal penalties and that administrative fine provisions should therefore replace or complement ...
Markus Jaakko, Paukku Eelis
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Administrative and Judicial Discretion in Setting Fines
World Competition, 2015Article 23(2) of Regulation 1/2003 accords the European Commission a broad discretion in fining undertakings for their anti-competitive behaviour. Nevertheless, the European Commission still occasionally exceeds its broad discretion in order to reach its fining policy objective of a ‘sufficiently deterrent effect’. This overstepping arises particularly
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Feeling fine! Harmonisation and inconsistency in EU supervisory authority administrative fines
Journal of Data Protection & Privacy, 2019GDPR has a stated goal of harmonisation in general, and of penalties in particular. This article demonstrates that under GDPR penalties, and especially fines, are inconsistently applied across EU member states, and that GDPR has left many of the most important topics relating to fines to member state legislation.
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Fines and Justice Administration: The Experience of the Federal Republic of Germany
International Journal of Comparative and Applied Criminal Justice, 1980As part of the penal code revised in 1969, the Federal Republic of Germany increased its reliance on fines, including the introduction of day-fines, in lieu of short-term imprisonment for minor offenses. The previous trend toward the use of fines was accelerated by the requirement that courts order imprisonment only in exceptional cases.
Albrecht, H., Johnson, E.
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Roczniki Administracji i Prawa
The aim of the paper is an analysis of the legal structure of the administrative fine under the Polish Broadcasting Act, as well as an analysis of the practice of its application by the authorized administrative body, which is the Chairman of the National Broadcasting Council. The main problem of the paper is formulated as the question whether imposing
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The aim of the paper is an analysis of the legal structure of the administrative fine under the Polish Broadcasting Act, as well as an analysis of the practice of its application by the authorized administrative body, which is the Chairman of the National Broadcasting Council. The main problem of the paper is formulated as the question whether imposing
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The Growing Challenge of Fine Administration to Court Managers
Justice System Journal, 1988Criminal fines are sentences imposed by courts; they are not ordinary monetary obligations to the government. The need to ensure compliance with, and enforcement of fines ? through coercion if necessary ? poses a major challenge to court administrators if they are to expand their re sponsibility for fine administration beyond the traditional accounting
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Administrative fines for tax infractions
Revue de droit fiscal, 2022Hélène Crepin +2 more
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Effects of reserpine administration on the fine structure of the rat pars intermedia
Cell and Tissue Research, 1978Hormone release from the pars intermedia is under inhibitory control of the hypothalamus. Control may be mediated via dopaminergic fibers which directly contact secretory cells. Administration of reserpine in vivo to adult male rats for four consecutive days results in major alternations in pars intermedia cytology. Cells show expanded areas and whorls
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