THE INSTITUTION OF CONFISCATION IN THE ADMINISTRATIVE LAW OF THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN: LEGISLATIVE PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS FOR IMPROVEMENT

Abstract

This article provides an in-depth analysis of the legal nature and practical application of the institution of confiscation within the national legislation on administrative responsibility. It highlights the distinction between the seizure of items withdrawn from circulation and administrative confiscation, methodological gaps in maintaining judicial statistics, and institutional problems at the execution stage of the penalty. Based on a comparative study of foreign experience, scientific and practical proposals have been developed aiming at guaranteeing property rights, differentiating administrative sanctions, and improving interagency cooperation during the confiscation process.