| 英文摘要 |
As the term ''Regulatory Adverse Sanctions'' has evolved from a theoretical term into a practical one, and further into a legal term, it becomes clear that the concept of this term needs to be clarified. Previously, academics have largely used administrative penalties as a starting point to distinguish between Administrative Penalties and Regulatory Adverse Sanctions, without examining the meaning of regulatory sanctions or the rationale behind them. Academics have used different terms and held a wide range of opinions on the concept of regulatory sanctions. This article argues that, except for regulatory measures under Article 2, Paragraph 2 of the Administrative Penalty Act, even if the positive law provisions have the same name as administrative penalties, their nature should still be determined by examining the legislative purpose, regulatory object, legal text, legal system structure, and the values they embody. Drawing on the harm prevention jurisprudence derived from the field of German police and order law, this article attempts to construct a theory of the classification, content, and effectiveness of regulatory administrative sanctions. |