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Complicity in Commission of Administrative Offence

Journal of Russian Law, 2014
The question of possible complicity of the offenders committing administrative violations is controversial. In the Code of Administrative Offences of The Russian Federation has no notion of complicity, at the same time an administrative offences can be committed by several persons, that is confirmed by the analysis of article 14.32 of the Code. In this
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Administrative Offences Law, 1985

1997
Abstract The Minister of Justice may determine by regulations that an offence against a provision enacted by any of the Laws enumerated in the Schedule or by regulations under any such Law, other than a felony, shall be an offence for which a fine may be imposed administratively (hereinafter referred to as an ‘administrative offence’).
Itzhak Zamir, T Allen Zysbla
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The Administrative Offences Law: An Introductory Note

Israel Law Review, 1986
Abstract The Administrative Offences Law, 1985, has proven to be a major step towards strengthening the rule of law on the one hand, and towards decriminalization of many offences on the other.
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Administrative Offences as a Threat to National Security

Courier of Kutafin Moscow State Law University (MSAL)), 2023
The article analyzes the most significant judgments of representatives of various branches of jurisprudence, expressed in the course of many years of discussion on the question, whether administrative offences are socially harmful or socially dangerous acts.
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Liability for Administrative Offences: Standards of European Court of Human Rights and the Current State of the Legislation on Administrative Offences in Russia

Journal of Advanced Research in Law and Economics, 2018
Recently, there has been a substantial increase in the number of judgments delivered by the European Court of Human Rights with regard to the Russian Federation on the complaints filed by Russian citizens, including the complaints related to the liability for administrative offences.
Aleksandr F. REKHOVSKIY, Olga V. HABIBULINA, Olga E. SHISHKINA   +2 more
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THE CONCEPT AND MEANING OF THE QUALIFICATION OF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFENCES

INDIVIDUAL. SOCIETY. STATE. Proceedings of the International Student and Teacher Scientific and Practical Conference, 2019
In this article, the author focuses attention on problematic problems of qualification of administrative crimes. The author also pays attention to the requirement of improvement of methods of qualification of administrative crimes. Article is relevant as the choice of a measure of punishment depends on qualification of administrative crime. The correct
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METHODOLOGICAL BASIS FOR DISTINGUISHING BETWEEN A CRIME AND AN ADMINISTRATIVE OFFENCE

Nauka I Mir, 2022
, Shumilina Vera
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Multiple Administrative Offences

The topic of the dissertation is: “Multiple Administrative Offences”. The choice of the topic is motivated by the lack of separate legal research on the issue in Bulgarian legal science. The legislation does not use the term ‘multiple administrative offences’, but at the same time there are legal provisions on its various manifestations.
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Offence and morality: Pragmatic perspectives

Language and Communication, 2022
Rosina Marquez Reiter, Daniel Z Kádár, Michael Haugh   +2 more
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