Article 4.2: Conditions mitigating administrative liability

1. The circumstances mitigating administrative liability are: (1) the repentance of the perpetrator of the administrative offence; (2) the voluntary cessation of the unlawful conduct (3) Voluntary submission by the perpetrator of the administrative offence to the authority responsible for the proceedings against the administ criminal offence, administrative offence committed; (4) assistance by the perpetrator of the administrative offence to the authority authorized to conduct the proceedings Administrative offence case, in the determination of the circumstances to be established in the administrative offence case; (5) prevention by the perpetrator of the administrative offence violation, harmful consequences of an administrative offence; (6) voluntary reparation by the perpetrator of the administrative offence, damage caused or voluntary elimination of the cause 7. Voluntary execution of an order to remove an administrative offence by a person who has committed an administrative offence; Offences issued to him by the State supervisory authority (oversight) and municipal control; (8) the commission of an administrative offence in a state of severe mental disturbance (a) (c) the commission of an administrative offence by a minor; (c) the commission of an administrative offence by a pregnant woman 2. A judge, a body, an official who hears a case of an administrative offence may consider as mitigating circumstances not specified in the 3. This Code may provide for other circumstances mitigating the administrative offence. Liability for certain administrative offences and special circumstances mitigating administrative liability when imposing an administrative penalty a separate administrative offences.