PARTICULARITIES OF CONTRAVENTIONS AGAINST OTHER FORMS OF LEGAL LIABILITY
PARTICULARITIES OF CONTRAVENTIONS AGAINST OTHER FORMS OF LEGAL LIABILITY

Summary/Abstract: Social responsibility has different manifestations: moral responsibility, religious, political, cultural, legal. Although the traditional concept of responsibility was placed on an absolute moral ground, newer research highlight the need for shaping the concept and the right plan. A reductionist thinking (consisting mainly to reduce the rights of criminal law, only by understanding its role in a protective enforcement) has long held that law would not be characteristic only category of liability. Law could not act until after the deed was committed dangerous. Now addressing the notion of responsibility, we cannot return to the idea that, for liability functioning as specific institution law, can be linked to overall goals of the legal system, we need to have faith that the law – the law right, fair law – can create the mood, the consciousness of its recipients, a sense of responsibility. Contravention, as distinct from illegal and the only basis of liability offenses, are individualized to other illegal acts through its general features stemming from the legal definition and regulatory features of the object. Important distinguishing criteria and procedure are penalty system detection and sanctioning violations, which differs from the procedure applicable to prosecute other illegal acts.

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