szabálysértket

Szabálysértés is a term used in Hungarian law to refer to a administrative offense or a crime committed by violating a decree or a regulation. In Hungary, these are considered civil offenses, usually punishable by fines or other non-prison penalties.

The term szabálysértés is often translated as "violation of a decree" or "regulatory offense". It is commonly used to describe infractions of various laws and regulations, such as traffic laws, labor laws, tax laws, and others.

The consequences of committing a szabálysértés vary depending on the severity of the offense and the specific law being violated. Generally, these infractions are punishable by fines or other monetary penalties, but in some cases, they may also lead to the suspension or revocation of a person's professional license.

In Hungary, the relevant authorities responsible for dealing with szabálysértés cases are usually local or provincial authorities, as well as specialized agencies and institutions. The penalties for szabálysértés are usually set by the relevant law or regulation being violated.

It is worth noting that szabálysértés is a distinct category of offense from a more serious crime, and the procedures for dealing with szabálysértés cases are typically less formal and less stringent than those for a more serious crime. Nonetheless, the consequences of committing a szabálysértés can still be significant, and individuals and organizations should be aware of the specific laws and regulations that apply to them.