environmental offenses - illegal act that violates the law of conservation and harm both the environment and the health of the individual.The subject may be incurred by the legal responsibility for environmental offenses, property, administrative, disciplinary, and others. Caused damage is usually represented as real or only alleged losses in the natural system.Most often, they are expressed in the form of the damage zone in the described example, the destruction of forests, as well as losses, i.e. those costs which are needed to restore the disturbed state.
liability for environmental offenses aims to protect the interests of citizens and society.In addition, this mechanism is a type of state coercion.Accordingly, such action can only be used by authorized representatives of the state.
Disciplinary liability for environmental offenses
To it involved military personnel for improper performance or failure to perform their duties, which are directly or indirectly related to the environment protection.Within this category, a transgression include: failure to comply with measures and plans, violations of standards, leading to a decrease in the quality of the environment, failure to comply with the special requirements and regulations specific military regulations.
liability for environmental offenses
To her involved chiefs, commanders of military units, soldiers, sergeants, if they caused a military unit has suffered some of the costs, aimed at redress.This category is defined in greater detail in the Regulation on the liability of military personnel.
Administrative responsibility for environmental offenses
To it involved the military on grounds provided for in the Administrative Code.Most often it is expressed in the form of a fine imposed on the entire military unit.Such violations include:
- failure to comply with standards and regulations relating to environmental protection;
- pollution of nature and thereby causing harm to flora and fauna, human health, property;
- violation of the requirements put forward in the construction, commissioning, during reconstruction;
- disobeying the regulations, which were issued by monitoring bodies;
- violation of the requirements for the processing, recycling, disposal, disposal of various types of waste;
- non-compliance with the use of radioactive, chemical and other hazardous substances;
- untimely provision of information about the environmental situation (or distortion).
For these violations the fine is set in accordance with the regulations, its value may vary depending on the specific situation.Note that it does not absolve the perpetrator recovery from liabilities related to compensation.
Criminal liability for environmental offenses
It is carried in accordance with Chapter "Environmental crime" described in the Criminal Code.These include public actions that are dangerous and encroach on the ecological order.
