Principle of Proportionality
The principle of proportionality is a core concept in administrative law and constitutional law. It requires that the means adopted by public authority be commensurate with the end pursued, and comprises three sub-principles: legitimate purpose, necessity of the means, and minimal harm.
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The principle of proportionality is a core concept in administrative law and constitutional studies, requiring that the means adopted by public authority must be commensurate with the purpose pursued: legitimate purpose, necessary means, and minimal harm.
The strategy of rate-limiting rather than banning reflects the principle of proportionality, with the penalty ladder being: label reminder → reduced recommendation weight → restricted interaction features → temporary ban → permanent ban.
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The principle of proportionality is a core concept in administrative law and constitutional studies, requiring that the means adopted by public authority must be commensurate with the purpose pursued: legitimate purpose, necessary means, and minimal harm.
50%UnverifiedThe strategy of rate-limiting rather than banning reflects the principle of proportionality, with the penalty ladder being: label reminder → reduced recommendation weight → restricted interaction features → temporary ban → permanent ban.
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