When Penalties Exceed Culpability (1): Proportionality and Excessive Hardship in Constitutional Litigation
Drawing on constitutional interpretations, this talk examines how penalties should correspond to culpability and the constitutional basis for prohibiting excessive hardship in individual cases.
Lecture recordings · Constitutional litigation · Administrative litigation · Proportionality
Drawing on constitutional interpretations, this talk examines how penalties should correspond to culpability and the constitutional basis for prohibiting excessive hardship in individual cases.
This page provides a brief introduction prepared for this website. Watch the full recording on the original organizer’s official YouTube channel.
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