PROBLEMS OF APPLYING ADMINISTRATIVE PENALTIES AND WAYS TO IMPROVE LEGISLATION
The article is devoted to the study of issues related to the imposition of administrative penalties, as well as problems encountered in practice when assigning administrative penalties for offenses. Such issues as the fairness and individualization of administrative punishment, the appointment of limits possible for the establishment of punishment are considered. The article provides examples of sanctions that are applied unequally to the committed offense and are subject to further improvement. Administrative law establishes that administrative punishment is a measure of responsibility established by the state for the Commission of an administrative offense and is applied in order to prevent the Commission of new offenses by both the offender and other persons. Administrative punishment may not be intended to humiliate the human dignity of an individual who has committed an administrative offense, or to cause him physical suffering, or to harm the business reputation of a legal entity.