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Recenzie

Mihai Adrian Hotca

Prof. univ. dr., av. Mihai Adrian Hotca

Prevenirea şi gestionarea situaţiilor dificile

Alexandru Sitaru, Mihai Adrian Hotca

Prof. univ. dr., av. Mihai Adrian Hotca Av. Alexandru Sitaru Abstract Uncertainty looms everywhere and will exist at any time, because the future has a certain peculiarity: although, to some extent, it is predictable, to at least the same extent, it is unpredictable (uncertain). A widespread recommendation tells us that we should not risk more […]

Noutăţi Legislative

Augustin Zăbrăuţanu

Rubrică îngrijită de av. Augustin Zăbrăuţanu, Baroul București

Despre necesitatea constituirii, la instanţele penale, a completurilor specializate în achiziţii publice

Bogdan Micu

Conf. univ. dr. Bogdan Micu Abstract The article captures a procedural issue regarding the establishment of panels vested in criminal trials, the solution of which involves assessing the lawfulness of public procurement procedures. The author observes the obligation imposed by the special law for this assessment – qualified as a preliminary issue within the criminal […]

Recunoaşterea incidentală a unei sentinţe străine de adaptare a unei pedepse aplicate de o instanţă română. Discuţii asupra unei decizii recente a Curţii de Apel Timişoara

Adrian Stan

Av. drd. Adrian Stan Abstract A case with implications for European judicial cooperation in criminal matters, recently pending before Timisoara Court of Appeal, has generated some discussions regarding the application of criminal law to an atypical situation. The purpose of the case was the recognition of foreign custodial sentences in order to merge and deduct […]

Aspecte privind infracţiunea de acces ilegal la un sistem informatic

Gheorghe-Iulian Ioniţă

Conf. univ. dr. Gheorghe-Iulian Ioniţă Abstract The crime of illegal access to a computer system, with a seemingly simple incrimination rule, has generated a lot of controversies. At the national level, these controversies were generated by the permissiveness and generality of the criminalization proposals in the Convention on Cybercrime, perceived and interpreted differently by each […]