The principle of typicity in administrative penalty law

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Adequacy of behavior to legaldescription (, Legality, Regulatory powers and analogy

Abstract

The purpose of this work is to analyze the application of the principle of adequacy of a certain behavior with the legal description rendering such behavior unlawful (“tipicidad’) in connection to the sanctioning rules under administrative law. In particular, this work analyzes the concept of the aforementioned principle, its differences with the equivalent principle under criminal law and with the principle of legality and, its nature as a general principle of law. Additionally, this work aims to study the scope of such principle and which are the limits to applying rules by reference and the prohibition of analogy. Finally, a practical analysis is carried out regarding the application of this principle by the Administrative High Court.

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Author Biography

Natalia Veloso Giribaldi, Universidad de Montevideo, Uruguay

Doctor of Laws, Universidad de Montevideo (2005), Master in Economic Administrative Law (2011), Associate Professor of Administrative Law at the Universidad de Montevideo (2006-2019), Professor of Public Law at the Postgraduate Course on Financial Management in Public Institutions, School of Economics, Universidad de la República (2018-2019)

Published

2019-12-02

How to Cite

Veloso Giribaldi, N. (2019). The principle of typicity in administrative penalty law. Revista De Derecho, 18(36), 69–84. Retrieved from https://revistas.um.edu.uy/index.php/revistaderecho/article/view/399

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Doctrine