Abstract

The article is devoted to the study of the problem of introducing reconciliation of the parties as a basis for termination of proceedings in an administrative offense case. The article provides a comparative analysis of the grounds for termination of proceedings in a criminal case and in an administrative offense case with homogeneous objects, according to the results of which the author concludes about the different scope of rights granted by the legislator to persons brought to criminal and administrative responsibility. Based on the results of the studied material, the scientific work concludes that there is an obvious need to reform administrative and tort legislation by implementing reconciliation of the parties as a basis for terminating proceedings on an administrative offense in an administrative and tort process, which will ensure a fair balance of the scope of rights of persons brought to administrative and criminal responsibility, as well as public interests and rights, freedoms and legitimate interests of the individual.

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