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TRENDS REGARDING FINES AND SANCTIONS IN COMPETITION LAW, LABOR LAW AND DATA PROTECTION LAW
The reason on writing this paper is based on the fact that nowadays civil and administrative sanctions and fines have become huge from a financial standing point, making a significant issue on the matters of the constitutionality – the right to property. ECHR and the European Court of Justice also h
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