SPECIFIC FEATURES OF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFENSE PROCEEDINGS RELATED TO CUSTOMS REGIMES
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https://doi.org/10.55640/Keywords:
Customs regimes, administrative offense, Code of Administrative Responsibility, customs procedures, Uzbekistan, international customs law, customs control, legal liability, customs inspection, temporary import, free economic zones, re-export, customs warehouse, destruction of goods, customs transit, customs authority, customs violations, administrative proceedings.Abstract
This article analyzes the administrative offense proceedings related to customs regimes in the Republic of Uzbekistan. It emphasizes the legal basis under the Code of Administrative Responsibility and details how Uzbekistan integrates international legal standards in its customs enforcement. All 16 customs regimes currently recognized in Uzbekistan are defined in accordance with international practice. The procedural stages of handling administrative offenses are also elaborated.
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