Constitutional principles of economic, administrative, and criminal responsibility in the field of insurance

Abstract

The constitutional principles of legal liability are an important prerequisite for the introduction of economic, administrative and criminal liability in the insurance sector. The Constitution enshrines the guiding provisions on legal responsibility in general, which later find their consolidation in separate special acts, in particular, those regulating relations in the insurance sphere. The purpose of the work is to clarify the peculiarities of the constitutional regulation of economic, administrative and criminal responsibility in the field of insurance. The research methodology consists of such methods as: dialectical, analysis, synthesis, formal-logical, historical, systemic. The article analyzes the peculiarities of bringing business entities to account in the insurance sector. It was noted that the Constitution of Ukraine establishes the general principles of bringing to legal responsibility, while special legislation establishes direct requirements for bringing to responsibility in certain spheres of socio-economic life. Problematic issues of prosecution in the field of insurance and international experience on this issue have been studied in order to formulate scientifically based conclusions.