Principles of Administrative Liability for Offenses in the Field of Privatization

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Abstract. The presence of our state in extremely difficult conditions today, which are caused by the introduction of martial law and active hostilities in part of its territories, creates opportunities for illegal actions, including administrative offenses in the field of privatization. Therefore, the necessity of researching administrative responsibility in the field of privatization has become ripe. In the theory of administrative law, the phenomenon of administrative responsibility is multifaceted, so in order to understand its essence, it is necessary to focus on the study of the principles of administrative responsibility. The purpose of this work is to study the principles of administrative responsibility in the field of privatization in Ukraine. Philosophical, general scientific and specific legal methods were used to achieve the goal. In particular, the following methods: dialectical, metaphysical, induction and deduction, comparison, analysis, synthesis, formal-legal, legal analysis and others. As a result of the study, the dictionary interpretation of the term "principle" was considered, as well as the peculiarities of the principles of legal responsibility and specific features of administrative responsibility were outlined. In addition, attention is focused on the importance of quality implementation of state policy in the sphere of privatization, because the fullness of budgets at all levels depends on it. The principles of privatization in Ukraine and individual countries of the world were considered and their author's analysis was made. The author proved that the principles of administrative responsibility in the field of privatization have not yet been defined in the theory of administrative law. Therefore, on the basis of the synthesis of the processed sources and generalizations, the author's definition of them is proposed, namely, as the main principles and ideas that formed the basis of administrative responsibility, taking into account the specifics of the policy of privatization processes and phenomena. These principles were reasonably attributed to: rule of law; legality; expediency; reasonableness; inevitability; timeliness; justice; humanism; individualization of enforcement; conformity of guilt and recovery, non-observance of obligatory conditions of privatization, etc. The author's generalizations are made regarding the expediency, effectiveness and necessity of distinguishing the principles of administrative responsibility in the sphere of privatization. It is proved that the principles are the basis of the phenomenon under study.

 

Keywords: principles of administrative responsibility; offenses in the field of privatization; basic principles; state economy; research on privatization.

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Author Biography

Yuliіa BORYSIUK

Postgraduate Student of the Department of Public Management and Administration
of the National Academy of Internal Affairs

Kyiv, Ukraine

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2024-01-29
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