Typicality in the sanctioning administrative law.
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https://doi.org/10.17533/udea.esde.10089Keywords:
typicality, sanctioning administrative law, norms, administrative sanctionsAbstract
The typicality principle as well as other legal institutions has a mixed application in the sanctioning administrative field. As there is no norm regulating in a general way the exercise of the sanctioning punitive power of the Public Administration. It is necessary to revise and analyze the constitutional doctrine as well as the scientific one which has dealt with the matter. All this with the aim of making clear the real implications of the principle. To achieve this objective we turned to the decisions of the maximum constitutional interpreter which has dealt with this principle for the last 20 years and at the same time to the national and international scientific doctrine which has also dealt with this issue.
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