Some Law Enforcement Aspects of the Appointment and Execution of Administrative Arrest

Abstract

The main purpose of this study is an empirical analysis of legislation and judicial practice of the appointment and execution of administrative arrest in cases of administrative offenses. Some law enforcement aspects of administrative arrest as a type of administrative punishment are considered by interdisciplinary analysis in relation to liability measures provided for in other branches of law. Based on a comprehensive comparative legal analysis, it has been established that the significant features of the grounds for the application of administrative arrest are developed by judicial practice, or are fixed in departmental regulatory legal acts, and not federal legislation. Based on statistical analysis, it was found that in relation to other types of administrative penalties, administrative arrest is the most severe, but is not common.