Reconstruction of Administrative Power in Law Enforcement and Penalties

Author: Guan Baoying
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: This research on administrative comprehensive law enforcement and the relative concentration of administrative penalties is both systematic and comprehensive, as well as philosophical and legal in nature. It also addresses operational issues of the system, forming a complete framework consisting of three parts: Theoretical Analysis, Normative Analysis, and Operational Analysis. In the Theoretical Analysis, it explores the fundamental theories of administrative comprehensive law enforcement and the relative concentration of administrative penalties, including their definitions, background, legal attributes, and development trends. The Normative Analysis delves into the exploration of legal institutional choices related to administrative comprehensive law enforcement and the relative concentration of administrative penalties, covering legal composition, legislative framework, legislative options, and regulatory techniques. The Operational Analysis examines the relationship between administrative comprehensive law enforcement and the relative concentration of administrative penalties during their operational phase, addressing specific operational issues such as the subjects, power allocation, and behavioral modes of administrative comprehensive law enforcement and the relative concentration of administrative penalties. During the research process, empirical studies were primarily conducted, selecting pilot cities such as Guangzhou, Suzhou, Changsha, Shanghai, and Hangzhou as breakthrough points to summarize the fundamental institutions and theories of administrative comprehensive law enforcement and the relative concentration of administrative penalties based on the implementation status in these cities.