Proportionality Of Compulsion
Proportionality of Compulsion is a normative principle within legal and ethical frameworks governing coercive state action that requires the extent and severity of compulsion imposed on individuals to be strictly commensurate with the legitimate objectives pursued, ensuring that no greater infringement on personal autonomy occurs than is necessary to achieve those objectives.
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Compulsion, Compensation and Property Rights in Britain, 1688-1833
Julian Hoppit · Past & Present · 2011 · 57 citations
Law, Property Law, Property Rights +13
Compulsion Again in the Republic
Ellen Wagner · Apeiron · 2005 · 18 citations
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