THE PRESUMPTION OF GUILT AND OBJECTIVE IMPUTATION IN CASES OF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFENSES THAT ENCROACH ON PUBLIC ORDER AT THE PRESENT STAGE OF DEVELOPMENT OF ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURAL RELATIONS

Abstract

The article deals with the issues of the modern approach to the definition of public order, understand-ing the essence of administrative offenses that encroach on public order in the current realities, which are due both to the evolution of administrative procedural law and the general digitalization of all spheres of society. Attention is drawn to the fact that the academic understanding of the above concepts is outdated and requires transformation, taking into account the specifics of globalization and the widespread introduction of telecommunications in all spheres of life of modern society. The article also discusses debatable issues about the presumption of guilt and objective imputation in proceedings on cases of administrative offenses that encroach on public order at the present stage of development of administrative procedural law.