The Extent of The Relationship of Financial Tribulations to Achieve Public Interests Through Market Management

Abstract

This research deals with financial fines as a discretionary punishment or a mixed nature of discipline and compensation, which is related to enforcing discretionary matters. The aims of the current research are topics related to fines and financial matters of organization which deal with food security in light of the Sharia and the legislation. The fine financial applications in this field resulted in leaving the workplace, the commission of prohibited, and some of them are triggered because of the restrictions liability. The research is conducted to examine the finical penalties from cause-and-effect dimension. The dimension is examined through looking at the relationship between the amount paid as punishment and the persons who is paying the fine, if the amount is paid is really related to the person who is paying the punishment, moreover if the purpose of the punishment is to force displace on the punished person or to compensate the loses. As there is no contemporary government that has no made penalties for those who violate its system, the most prominent of which is the fine penalty to preserve it, and from this standpoint, this study highlights the intentional applications of jurisprudence and provisions related to financial fines from fines, confiscation, destruction and deprivation for breaching administrative regulations.