Article 4.3: Conditions aggravating administrative liability

1. The circumstances aggravating administrative liability are: (1) the continuation of the unlawful conduct despite the requirement of the authorized persons to cease it; (2) the re-offending of the offence; the commission of a uniform administrative offence, i.e. the commission of an administrative offence during the period when a person is deemed to have been subjected to administrative punishment in accordance with the law 4. 6 of the present Code for the commission of a uniform administrative offence; 3. involvement of a minor in the commission of an administrative offence; (4) commission of an administrative offence; the commission of an administrative offence in a natural disaster or other emergency; (6) the commission of an administrative offence In a state of intoxication or refusal to undergo a medical intoxication examination, if there are reasonable grounds to believe that the perpetrator of the administrative offence The judge, the authority, the official who imposes the administrative penalty may not acknowledge the nature of the administrative offence, depending on the nature of the offence committed. 2. The circumstances provided for in paragraph 1 of this article may not be considered as aggravating circumstances if the circumstances in question are considered to be: 3. This Code could include provisions on administrative liability for administrative offences. to provide for other circumstances aggravating administrative liability for certain administrative offences, as well as special circumstances of aggravating circumstances of the Administering Minister. criminal liability in the imposition of administrative penalties for certain administrative offences.