FUNCTIONAL INTERRELATIONSHIP OF MECHANISMS FOR INDIVIDUALIZING ADMINISTRATIVE LIABILITY IN CASES INVOLVING VIOLATIONS OF LAWS ON EXTENDED PRODUCER RESPONSIBILITY

The article examines the functional interrelationship of administrative liability individualization mechanisms under extended producer responsibility legislation. Judicial practice reveals differences in the assessment of the manner in which an offence is detected, the threat of harm, and property damage. The study substantiates the need to assess independently the conditions for applying each individualization mechanism.