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Administrative Sanctioning Powers of and in the Community. Towards a System of European Administrative Sanctions?

, 1994
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La définition de la sanction administrative

, 2007
Bombois, Thomas, Déom, Diane
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La sanction administrative en question(s)

, 2017
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Administrative sanctions

2023
An “administrative law” perspective, however, may provide also a paradigmatic change of approach on the nature, objectives, and tools of anti-corruption policies – and therefore also on the role played by admin- istrative sanctions. Corruption is considered here a wider and not always well-defined set of activities hindering good governance, which can ...
Alberto Vannucci, Enrico Carloni
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Sanctions administratives, sanctions pénales

Pouvoirs, 2009
Résumé Dans le sillage des autorités administratives indépendantes les sanctions administratives ont, dans les trente dernières années, connu un développement sans précédent en France comme à l’étranger. À l’invite de la Cour européenne des droits de l’homme, le droit français a fini par accorder aux cibles de la répression administrative les garanties
Emmanuel Rosenfeld, Jean Veil
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Administrative sanctions and other administrative measures

2022
Abstract This chapter discusses Article 30 and its aims to a greater harmonization of the sanctioning regimes. Article 30(1) starts off by repeating the (former) Market Abuse Directive (2003/6/EC) requirement that Member States ensure that competent authorities have the power to take ‘appropriate administrative sanctions and other ...
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Penal Sanctions, Administrative Sanctions and the 'Una Via' Principle

SSRN Electronic Journal, 1992
This is a summary in English of a Phd thesis about the choice between penal sanctions and administrative sanctions. According to the 'una via' principle cumulations of sanctions for the same unlawful acts are not allowed. In criminal law this principle is know as double jeopardy.
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