An administrative violation refers to a breach of rules or regulations set by government agencies or organizations. These violations typically involve non-compliance with established procedures, such as failing to submit required documents or not adhering to safety standards. They are often addressed through fines, warnings, or other administrative actions rather than criminal penalties. Common examples of administrative violations include issues related to environmental regulations, labor laws, or building codes. While they may not involve criminal intent, these violations can still lead to significant consequences for individuals or businesses, including loss of licenses or increased scrutiny from regulatory bodies.