The phrase "administrative prosecution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to legal or regulatory actions taken by administrative agencies against individuals or entities for violations of laws or regulations.
Example: "The company faced administrative prosecution for failing to comply with environmental regulations."
Alternatives: "regulatory enforcement" or "administrative enforcement actions."
And a 2008 study published in Pain Medicine found that there appears to be little objective basis for concern that pain specialists have been "singled out" for prosecution or administrative sanctioning for such offences.
Instead of prosecution, it faces administrative "punishments", ranging from prohibitions to written admonitions through to the stiffest punishment – a Crown Censure – described as the equivalent of a manslaughter prosecution although nobody is jailed or fined.
Leaks considered unworthy of prosecution were marked for administrative inquiries.
The employees and contractors in question — having been assured by their employer that they would no longer be facing prosecution — presumably accepted the administrative sanctions, relying on the Justice Department decision to end the criminal inquiry.
The cases were referred to the Justice Department for criminal prosecution, but Justice declined to prosecute in favor of "administrative action" by the CIA.
Criminal prosecution has the priority and then the administrative disciplinary action follows".
Together with some administrative sections, for example to excuse scientific researchers from prosecution or to reward whistle-blowers who report crimes, these elements make up the Model Law.
He should also convince Parliament to abolish the law that allows criminal prosecution of public officials for what are essentially administrative acts.
Three administrative procedures, a motion by the defense, one by the prosecution, and the response of the defense, are almost complete for Antonio Guerrero and Gerardo Hernandez.
Children below the minimum age for prosecution as juveniles, are still being sent by administrative bodies to closed educational institutions, sometimes as young as eight years of age.
