Respecting an Individual’s Subsistence Minimum in Administrative Enforcement Proceedings
Respecting an Individual’s Subsistence Minimum in Administrative Enforcement Proceedings

Summary/Abstract: Multidimensional changes are taking place in the modern world. Generally speaking, these changes concern what is broadly understood as culture, civilization, and religion. These changes can be perceived through their connection with technology, which affects how societies are organized, how people exercise power (politics), the types and features of social bonds, what the economy looks like, man and his existential situation, and man’s relationship with himself and his surroundings. These changes also definitively impact administrative enforcement proceedings, which can use coercion to make the obligor fulfill his obligations. Because coercive measures may be used on the obligor during the course of administrative enforcement proceedings, they should be carried out with due care for the good of the individual. This study analyzes principles for respecting the obligor’s mandatory subsistence minimum as well as his role in counteracting excessive interference on the part of public administrational bodies in his individual rights and freedoms.

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