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The article examines the study of the content and structure of administrative offenses (torts) during martial law, specifies their theoretical and practical basis. A detailed analysis of the stages of administrative offenses during martial law is considered, the accumulated scientific information and empirical base are summarized and based on them scientific and practical proposals and recommendations for improving their legal regulation, eliminating existing gaps and conflicts, and identifies areas their further development. It is claimed that administrative offenses (torts) during martial law are an independent institution of administrative law. The types of administrative penalties applied for committing administrative military offenses are determined. It is determined that the special period is the period from the moment of announcing the decision on mobilization (except the target) or bringing it to the executors of covert mobilization or from the moment of martial law in Ukraine or in some localities and covers mobilization time, wartime and partially rebuilding period after the end of hostilities. Military administrative offenses (torts) include: refusal to comply with the lawful requirements of the commander (chief) of Art. 172-10 Code of Ukraine on Administrative Offenses; unauthorized leaving of a military unit or place of service of Art. 172-11 Code of Ukraine on Administrative Offenses; careless destruction or damage to military property Art. 172-12 Code of Ukraine on Administrative Offenses; abuse of power or official position by a military official of Art. 172-13 Code of Ukraine on Administrative Offenses; excess of power or official authority by a military official of Art. 172-14 Code of Ukraine on Administrative Offenses; careless attitude to military service Art. 172-15 Code of Ukraine on Administrative Offenses; inaction of the military authorities Art. 172-16 Code of Ukraine on Administrative Offenses; violation of the rules of combat duty of Art. 172-17 Code of Ukraine on Administrative Offenses; violation of the rules of border service of Art. 172-18 Code of Ukraine on Administrative Offenses; violation of the rules of handling weapons, as well as ammunition, explosives, other substances and objects that pose an increased danger to the environment of Art. 172-19 Code of Ukraine on Administrative Offenses; drinking alcoholic, low-alcohol beverages or using drugs, psychotropic substances or their analogues. 172-20 Code of Ukraine on Administrative Offenses.
Title: Some issues of administrative offenses
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The article examines the study of the content and structure of administrative offenses (torts) during martial law, specifies their theoretical and practical basis.
A detailed analysis of the stages of administrative offenses during martial law is considered, the accumulated scientific information and empirical base are summarized and based on them scientific and practical proposals and recommendations for improving their legal regulation, eliminating existing gaps and conflicts, and identifies areas their further development.
It is claimed that administrative offenses (torts) during martial law are an independent institution of administrative law.
The types of administrative penalties applied for committing administrative military offenses are determined.
It is determined that the special period is the period from the moment of announcing the decision on mobilization (except the target) or bringing it to the executors of covert mobilization or from the moment of martial law in Ukraine or in some localities and covers mobilization time, wartime and partially rebuilding period after the end of hostilities.
Military administrative offenses (torts) include: refusal to comply with the lawful requirements of the commander (chief) of Art.
172-10 Code of Ukraine on Administrative Offenses; unauthorized leaving of a military unit or place of service of Art.
172-11 Code of Ukraine on Administrative Offenses; careless destruction or damage to military property Art.
172-12 Code of Ukraine on Administrative Offenses; abuse of power or official position by a military official of Art.
172-13 Code of Ukraine on Administrative Offenses; excess of power or official authority by a military official of Art.
172-14 Code of Ukraine on Administrative Offenses; careless attitude to military service Art.
172-15 Code of Ukraine on Administrative Offenses; inaction of the military authorities Art.
172-16 Code of Ukraine on Administrative Offenses; violation of the rules of combat duty of Art.
172-17 Code of Ukraine on Administrative Offenses; violation of the rules of border service of Art.
172-18 Code of Ukraine on Administrative Offenses; violation of the rules of handling weapons, as well as ammunition, explosives, other substances and objects that pose an increased danger to the environment of Art.
172-19 Code of Ukraine on Administrative Offenses; drinking alcoholic, low-alcohol beverages or using drugs, psychotropic substances or their analogues.
172-20 Code of Ukraine on Administrative Offenses.

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