Doctrine of proportionality limits administrative and disciplinary measures to those reasonably tailored and least restrictive. Doctrine of proportionality constrains administrative and disciplinary decisions by requiring a reasonable relationship between objectives and means; courts apply a balancing test for manifest imbalance and a necessity test requiring the least restrictive alternative, permitting review where sanctions are unduly harsh, disproportionate, arbitrary or irrational.
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Doctrine of proportionality limits administrative and disciplinary measures to those reasonably tailored and least restrictive.
Doctrine of proportionality constrains administrative and disciplinary decisions by requiring a reasonable relationship between objectives and means; courts apply a balancing test for manifest imbalance and a necessity test requiring the least restrictive alternative, permitting review where sanctions are unduly harsh, disproportionate, arbitrary or irrational.
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