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Figure 5.1 Electoral dispute-resolution process for campaign finance infractions OVERSIGHT INSTITUTION ON CAMPAIGN FINANCE What types of sanctions can be imposed? (e.g. ﬁnes, withdrawal of public funds, forfeiture, etc.) YES IS IT POSSIBLE TO APPEAL THE DECISION OF THE OVERSIGHT INSTITUTION? NO No dispute resolition process in this case Maximum time to submit the appeal since the imposition of sanctions There may be a legally mandated ﬁling fee and/or deposit DOES THIS BODY HOLD A HEARING? DOES IT ISSUE JUSTIFIED AND READONED DECISION? LAST INSTANCE BODY DISPUTE RESOLUTION DEALING WITH ELECTORAL BODY DEALING WITH DISPUTES THE APPEALS WHAT REMEDIES ARE AVAILABLE? IS IT POSSIBLE TO APPEAL FURTHER? 42

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Electoral Justice Regulations Around the World: Key findings from International IDEA's global research on electoral dispute-resolution systems

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Description: This report highlights the relevance of the information collected by International IDEA’s staff and collaborators, and uses it to illustrate some interesting trends in the EDR designs applied around the world. It analyses disputes related to election results, the nomination and registration of electoral contestants, and campaign finance infractions, and also mentions election-related crimes and the ways in which countries deal with them.

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Date: Jan 1, 2016

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