
This article aims to analyze civil confiscation in the context of the ECtHR's autonomous interpretation of the concept of "criminal charge". In this regard, the approved algorithm for verification is subjected and an assessment is made whether the so-called "civil confiscation" is criminal in nature. Attention is also paid to the legislative approach in settling this type of confiscation in accordance with the set minimum standards of European Union law.
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