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to law and order, can be quite accurately determined regardless of the
                  circumstances of the offense.
                         A person brought to a punitive liability can’t impose a penalty
                  by  himself/herself.  It  must  be  determined  by  the  appropriate  state

                  authorities  in  accordance  with  the  circumstances  of  the  case  and
                  implemented in accordance with the procedure established by law. A
                  person who has committed an offense, imposing remedial sanctions,

                  may  before  and  without  the  intervention  of  state  authorities,
                  compensate  the  caused  damage,  restore  the  violated  rights,  perform
                  duties,  stop  the  unlawful  state.  On  this  basis,  applying  additional
                  sanctions  to  the  offender,  which  compel  him/her  to  restore  law  and

                  order, which is impossible and unacceptable in the implementation of
                  punitive  liability.  In  the  implementation  of  punitive  liability  to  the
                  offender,  one  sanction  is  applied  (it  may  determine  the  basic  and

                  additional  punishment  or  penalties)  for  a  guilty  and  unlawful  act,
                  which may contain signs of different offenses. A more severe penalty,
                  punitive  liability  absorbs  less  strict  ones  (administrative  or

                  disciplinary).
                         On the one hand, the enforcement of the compulsory measures
                  envisaged  by  the  law  for  the  offense  and,  on  the  other  hand,  the

                  observance of the person’s rights accused of the offense, to deny the
                  charges, to participate in the investigation of the circumstances of the
                  case, to give explanations, to submit evidence, to challenge decisions
                  taken in the process of responsibility are common for that and other

                  types of responsibility.
                         The coercive measures provided by law that ensure proceeding
                  of an offense case can be used in the process of exercising liability, –

                  measures of providing evidence (searches, seizures, etc.) or execution
                  of  a  decision  (description  of  the  property,  its  seizure,  etc.)  and
                  preventive  measures  (removal  from  work,  delay,  detention,  etc.).
                  These coercive measures are supportive: their application depends on

                  the  severity  of  the  offense,  but  does  not  include  its  final  legal
                  assessment;  when  applying  the  sanction  they  are  absorbed  by  the
                  appointed punishment, penalty, enforcement.

                         Penal, punitive liability is used for crimes or administrative or
                  disciplinary  offenses.  The  emergence  and  movement  of  this
                  responsibility proceeds only in the procedural form and is determined

                  by acts of state bodies and officials with the appropriate powers.



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