Abstract
Current enforcement of state administrative law needs to prioritize the application of administrative sanctions first. Administrative sanctions are a doctrinal concept that does not have a normative definition. The inclusion of sanctions in administrative law legislation aims to prevent the emergence of a sense of impunity for certain violations of public administration law. This research uses a doctrinal methodology with a conceptual and legislative approach. The findings show that the juridical characteristics of administrative law sanctions show the following differences: there are sanctions that are restorative/reparatory in nature (for example bestuursdwang and dwangsom), there are also those that are punitive/punitive in nature (for example administrative fines), and there are also those that are punitive in nature./punishment (e.g. administrative fines). mixed in nature (for example, revocation of a favorable decision).
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