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March 2021, Volume 10, Issue 1
- 104-117 Some Considerations Regarding The Regulation Of Fiducia In The Civil Code Of The Republic Of Moldova And In The Civil Code Of Romania
by Irina Digori - 118-123 The Temporal Stability Of Romania'S Freedom Of Information Act - A Neoinstitutionalist Approach
by Liviu-Valentin Mihalache - 124-139 Prolegomena For A Definition Of The Structural Concept Of Legal Liability
by Lucian-Sorin Stanescu - 140-149 Aspects Of Legislative And Procedural Unification Of Civil And Criminal Instruments For Fighting Domestic Violence
by Mihaela Sava - 150-156 Rules Of Forensic Tactics In Case Of Investigation On The Scene Of Trace Of Guns
by Nicolae Margarit - 157-160 Some Aspects Regarding The Cessation De Jure Of The Employment Relationship Of Civil Servants
by Radu Stefan Patru - 161-168 Normative Discrimination. The Case Of Civil Servant Wages
by Dragos Lucian Radulescu - 169-176 Morality, At The Confluence Between The Legal And The Non-Legal Norm
by Raluca Antoanetta Tomescu - 177-181 Considerations Regarding The Minor'S Alternative Residence
by Roxana Maria Roba - 182-187 Celerity In The Judicial Proceedings Concerning The Award Of Public Procurement Contracts
by Andreea Tabacu - 188-202 Separation Of Powers And State Institutions Supporting Democracy: Does South Africa Have A "Fourth Branch" Par Excellence?
by Hoolo Nyane - 203-216 Critical Legal Perspective Of International Anticorruption Laws For Tackling Corruption In South Africa
by Lesotho Safara & Kola O. Odeku - 217-225 Covid-19 And South Africa’S Disability Response: A Symptom Of Policies (And Days) Gone By
by Leoni VAN DER MERWE - 226-231 Transfer Of Contracts In Case Of Merger. Warranties And Location
by Silvia Lucia Cristea & Viorel Banulescu - 232-240 Some Legal Considerations On The Relationship Between The Constructor And The Beneficiary Of The Construction In The Context Of The Covid-19 Pandemic
by Simona Chirica - 241-246 Considerations On Employee Sharing In The Context Of Gdpr
by Mihaela-Emilia Marica
September 2020, Volume 9, Issue Special Issue
- 4-15 The Constitution Of United States Of America And Its Path To Democracy Through Its Amendments
by Etleva Paplekaj - 16-26 Vat Enforcement By The Romanian Tax Authorities In The Context Of The Uniform Imposition Of Vat In The European Union
by Roxana Maria Chirieac - 27-37 The International Identity Of The European Union And Its Role In The Case Of Kosovo
by Muhamet Brahimi - 38-43 Shift Of Power Abuse That Inflict State Losses From The Perspective Of Criminal Law Into Administrative Law
by Raden Roro Theresia Tri Widorini & I Nyoman Nurjaya & Bambang Sugiri & Ismail Navianto - 44-54 Constitutionalization Of International Instruments On Human Rights: Lessons From Kosova
by Përparim Gruda & Doruntinë Demiri & Zahir Çerkini - 55-62 Reconstructing The Assignment Of Indonesian National Army’S (Tni) Duty In Countering Terrorism
by Widarsono & Prija Djatmika & Herman Suryokumoro & Dhiana Puspitawati - 63-75 The Europeanization Of The Albanian National Identity: The Identity Debate Of Ismail Kadare Versus Rexhep Qosja
by Hazbi Lika - 76-82 Contractor’S Obligation To Mitigate Damages
by Ovidiu Ioan Dumitru & Andrada Laura Tarmigan - 83-90 Challenges Of Public Administration In Kosovo In The Context Of European Integration
by Valdete Haliti & Driton Abdullahu & Gani Asllani - 91-94 The Joint Investigation Procedure Of Work Accidents
by Marius Ezer - 95-102 Ratio Legis Of Norms On The Regulation Of National Health Insurance In The Law Of Republic Of Indonesia Number 40/2004 Concerning National Social Security
by Bram B. Baan & Suhariningsih & Abdul Madjid & Yuliati - 103-110 Impact Of Covid - 19 On The Increase Of Vioelence Against Women
by Veton Vula & Mensut Ademi
December 2020, Volume 9, Issue 2
- 128-136 Albanian National Identity In Relation To Other Ethnic And Religious Identities
by Hazbi Lika - 137-146 Between Judicial Review And The Executive - The Problem Of The Separation Of Powers In Comparative Perspective
by Robert Siuciński - 147-154 Right To A Name In Terms Of Identity Right
by Oana Nicoleta Retea - 155-159 The Latent Dangers Of Islamist Extremism In Western Balkan
by Kolë Krasniqi - 160-166 Current Issues Of The Public Service And Administration. Theoretical Bases And Experience In The Czech Republic
by Zdenek Fiala & Olga Sovova - 167-175 Objective And Subjective Aspects In The Evaluation Of Employees In The Collective Redundancy Procedure
by Ioana Cristina Neagoe-Diniță - 176-181 Precariousness: The New Stage Of Economic Development Or Economic Prevalence In The New Stage?
by Raluca Anderco - 182-188 Legalization Of Gambling In Ukraine
by Nadiia Shulzhenko & Snizhana Romashkin - 189-194 Subcontracting
by Nelu Dorinel Popa & Cezara Popa - 195-199 Interferences Of Insolvency And Criminal Proceedings, Between The High Court Of Justice And Cassation And The Constitutional Court
by Florentina Camelia Stoica - 200-204 Federalism And National Minorities
by Gabriel Micu - 205-208 Forensic Investigation Of Crimes Against Property
by PetruÈ› Ciobanu - 209-218 Leadership And Deliberative Democracy In The Changing World: Competing Or Reconcilable Paradigms?
by Dobrinka Chankova & Valentin Vasilev - 219-223 Foreign Arbitral Award Under The Code Of Civil Procedure And The Convention On The Recognition And Enforcement Of Foreign Arbitral Awards, Adopted In New York (1958). Comparative Look
by Radu-Mihai Necula - 224-234 Comparative View On The Role Of Domestic Courts In Arbitration: The Romanian Law Versus The Uncitral Model Law
by CrenguÈ›a Leaua & Ingrid A. Müller & Sofia Cozac - 235-251 Limitation By The National Court Of The Temporal Effects Of The Finding Of The Nullity Of The Threshold Clauses Or Of The Trojan Horse That Did Not Enter The Fortress: Gutiã‰Rrez Naranjo
by Gina Orga-Dumitriu - 252-261 Identifying The Right Of A Person Aggrieved By A Public Authority In The Constitution Of Romania, In The Constitution Of Republic Of Moldova And In Comparative Law
by Cătălin-Radu Pavel - 262-272 Aspects Of Forensic Tactics In The Case Of Listening To Witnesses
by Nicolae Mărgărit - 273-283 Legal Implications Of The People'S Consultative Assembly Provisions In The Hierarchy Of Legislation Regulatory In Indonesia
by Alpius Sarumaha & Tunggul Anshari Setia Negara & Moh. Fadli & Herman Suryokumoro - 284-292 Legal Regime Of Competition In Hungary
by Ovidiu Horia Maican - 293-298 Joint Property Of Spouse And Its Division - The Case Of Kosova
by Detrina Alishani Sopi - 299-308 Considerations On The Positive Law Institutions That May Affect The Execution Of Construction Contracts
by Roxana Maria Chirieac - 309-317 Divided City By War, Perceptions Of Communities For Challenges And Integration. The Case Of Mitrovica
by Gjenis Haxhimehmeti - 318-325 Legal Status Of Agencies In Kosovo
by Xhemazie Ibraimi - 326-334 Construction Of Criminal Settlement Law Through Penal Mediation In Perspective Restorative Justice
by Umar Husin & Setiawan Noerdajasakti & Nurini Aprilianda & Moh. Fadli
May 2020, Volume 9, Issue 1
- 5-14 The Protection Of The Rights Of The Defendant By The Constitutional Court-The Kosovo Case
by Adelina Rakaj - 15-21 Administrative-Disciplinary Liability Of Civil Servants From The Perspective Of The Administrative Code
by Radu Ștefan Pătru - 22-32 Legal Framework For The Recruitment Of Civil Servants In The Context Of Kosovo
by Avni H. Alidemaj - 33-43 The Impact Of Aerospatiale - Alenia/De Havilland And Ryanair/Aer Lingus Cases On The Reform Of European Merger Control
by Ovidiu Ioan Dumitru - 44-53 Explicit And Implicit Unamendable Constitutional Provisions From The Perspective Of The Kosovo Constitution
by Luz Balaj - 54-57 The Cross-Border Conversion €“ A Possible Solution For The Mobility Of Companies In European Union
by Charlotte Ene - 58-64 Considerations On The Meaning Of The Notion Of €Œworking Time†In The Light Of Recent C.J.E.U. Jurisprudence
by Monica Gheorghe - 65-69 The Voluntary Dissolution Of A Limited Liability Company - A Way Of Abusing The Law?
by Andreea Stoican - 70-78 Protection Of Personal Data And Privacy In Banking Sector In Kosovo And Its Impact In Consumer Protection
by Fitim Gashi & Bedri Peci - 79-87 The Right Of Passage - Legal Limit Of Exercising The Property Right
by Diana Geanina IonaÈ™ - 88-97 Civil Servants. Lawsuits Brought By Trade Unions. Controversies Over Territorial Jurisdiction
by Costin Moldoveanu - 98-103 Brief Considerations Regarding The Execution Of The Individual Employment Contract In The Context Of The Alert Caused By The Covid-19 Pandemic
by Ana Vidat - 104-116 The Public Servant €“ Active Subject Of Corruption Crimes Under Current Criminal Legislation
by Andrada Nour - 117-123 Mutual Insurance Company - A New Form Of Company In The Landscape Of Romanian Legal Entities
by Vasile Nemeș & Gabriela Fierbințeanu
December 2019, Volume 8, Issue 2
- 181-185 Noise Pollution In Albania Towards European Standards
by Stela Mecaj - 186-191 The Legislative Acts Of The European Union
by Adriana Deac - 192-207 The Right To Reply From A Measure For Restoring The Right To Dignity To A Personality Right
by Maria Irina Budica-Iacob (Iacob) - 216-223 Lesion In Contracts Between Professionals
by Eugen Sarbu - 257-264 THE FIDUCIARY MANAGEMENT AND ITS APPLICATIONS IN THE ROMANIAN LAW Abstract: The fiduciary management represents, together with the fiduciary guarantee, the most used type of fiduciary contracts. This modality of fiducia has become the preferred way of using this institution in practice, a fact proved by the registrations in the National Register of Mobile Publicity. Moreover, this branch of the fiducia is in fact the archetype of this institution. The benefits of the fiduciary management are numerous and were only partially discovered in practice in Romania and through this study we want to highlight other benefits. Among the benefits of this type of fiducia with important implications in the civil circuit we mention the possibility of entrusting a patrimonial mass to some professionals in order to manage these assets as efficiently as possible, maximizing the profit generated by the fiduciary mass without the impediments related to the formalities required for a mandate, overcoming the problems related to representation of the beneficiary in the context of corporate, capital market or transaction deals. As regards the practical applications of fiduciary management, these can come from various fields of civil law. Among the most used we list the following: shareholder management in a commercial company, real estate management, management of a trust consisting of financial assets, management of civil lawsuits, management of assets owned by foreign residents, business management, management of the assets of minors/incapable
by Günay Duagi - 282-285 CRIMINAL LIABILITY OF THE LEGAL PERSON Abstract: The legal person, with the exception of the state and the public authorities, is criminally liable for the crimes committed in the accomplishment of the activity object or in the interest or on behalf of the legal person. Public institutions are not criminally liable for the crimes committed in the exercise of an activity that cannot be the subject of the private domain. The criminal liability of the legal person does not exclude the criminal liability of the natural person who contributed to the commission of the same deed. The criminal liability of the legal person is direct and personal, which means that the eventual right of recourse of the legal person against the natural person who is responsible for committing the crime is exercisable on the basis of criminal civil liability. Pursuant to the principle of the territoriality of the criminal law, foreign legal persons who commit crimes on the Romanian territory will be criminally liable according to the Romanian criminal law
by Petrut Ciobanu - 286-290 LEGAL INSTRUMENTS WITH AN INTERNATIONAL VOCATION THAT REGULATE THE CONTROL OF WATER SEDIMENTS Abstract: The human being has been since the creation in full process of knowledge, of satisfying human needs but also of wellness, which represented on the one hand a progress, and on the other hand, it represented a forced acceleration of his life on earth, a situation that has created an exhaustion of all that means environment, disturbing the natural balance of nature and contributing to a significant degradation of environmental factors: atmosphere, water and soil. Water, as an environmental factor, essential and indispensable for human existence for survival, knowledge, wellness and progress, has become, in time, an exhaustible resource for the human being and the activities undertaken by it. Under the strong effervescence of the pressure of exhaustion and degradation of water resources, by the deposition of dangerous substances and materials, the necessity of creating new forms of constraint directed against those who disturb the natural balance of water resources was realized. These new forms of constraint and prevention of depletion of water resources, have taken the form of legal instruments meant to solve the problems arising in the prevention, protection and mention of water quality, but which will determine a sustainable progress for the population and for present and future generations
by Lidia-Lenuta Balan - 291-301 PROTECTION OF RELIGIOUS FREEDOM IN THE CRIMINAL LAW OF ROMANIA AND OF THE REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA Abstract: This scientific article is devoted to the reconceptualization of the legal-criminal protection of religious freedom in the criminal law of Romania and of the Republic of Moldova. The purpose of this scientific message consists in the meticulous identification and analysis of the special legal object of the criminal offenses referred to in paragraph (2) art. 381 Romanian Criminal Code and art. 185 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Moldova. On this occasion they were subjected to a thorough analysis: the European legislation in the field of religious freedom, the criminal and extra-legal legislation in the field of religious freedom in Romania and the Republic of Moldova, as well as the contemporary doctrine of recent years. Following the study carried out, certain legislative gaps were identified that can be easily removed by reviewing the incriminating framework of the criminal acts that affect the religious freedom of the person. The conclusions of the broad law and the recommendations de lege ferenda created under the empire of the latest legislative tendencies at European level can be taken into account in the legislative process
by Aurel Octavian Pasat - 302-304 Jus Cogens (Peremptory Norms)- A Key Concept Of The International Law
by Charlotte Ene - 305-310 Waiving The Criminal Prosecution According To The Decision Of The Constitutional Court No. 23/2016
by Ion Rusu - 311-313 Aspects Regarding The Notion Of Professionals And The Classification Of Professionals
by Ileana Voica - 314-322 Evaluation The Assets Of The Debtor In The Insolvency Procedure
by Nicoleta Tandareanu - 323-327 The Legal Regime Of The Retirement Of The Employed Woman And Of The Public Servant Woman In The Romanian Law System
by Teodor Narcis Godeanu - 328-334 Responsibility Of The Organizing Travel Agency For The Inadequate Provision Of Tourist Services
by Ilie Dumitru - 335-342 The Impact Of Act No. 129/2019 For The Prevention And Combating Of Money Laundering And Terrorist Financing On The Functioning Of Civil Society
by Loredana Costina - 343-351 Constitutional Human And Citizen Rights To Entrepreneurial Activity
by Ivan Pankevych - 352-357 Protection Of Fundamental Rights In The European Union
by Ioana Nely Militaru - 358-367 The Crime Of Traffic Of Influence In The New Incrimination Formula
by Andrada Nour - 368-375 The Attributions Of The Family Council
by Mihai-Adrian Damian - 376-379 Difficulties In The Process Of Returning The Employment Market After The End Of The Child-Raising Leave
by Ana Vidat - 380-384 Analysis Of Party Motives Interested In Iran'S Nuclear Program
by Mentor Lecaj - 385-392 Legal Aspects Of Economic Espionage
by Ovidiu Horia Maican
May 2019, Volume 8, Issue 1
- 5-23 Polish, German And French Examples Of The Application Of Actio Pauliana To Tax Obligations. Reflections On The Sense Of The Division Into Public And Private Law
by Rafal Szczepaniak & Marcin Krzymuski - 24-28 Study On The Legal Nature Of The Approval Documents Requested For Companies
by Aida Diana D. Dumitrescu - 29-35 The Wealth Of Nations – An Approach Based On The International Valuation Standards
by Bogdan-Radu Herzog - 36-45 Command Acts Of Military Nature. Considerations On The Actuality Of The Regulation
by Dan Constantin Mata - 46-49 Unfair Competition In Comparative Law. Antitrust Laws, Specific To American Law
by Cristina (Gherman) Iuhas - 74-78 MONEY LAUNDERING INTERNATIONALLY Abstract: Being an organized crime activity, money laundering has become a major issue in recent decades. From the point of view of the general consideration of the notion of "money laundering", the context of this crime as a whole is to legalize an illegal income. Money laundering is and will remain a complex and dynamic phenomenon of great diversity, both in the public and private spheres, manifesting itself both actively and passively, being also a phenomenon unrecognizable to ordinary people. Regarding the content of the offense, it is presumed that it is a crime without victim, being considered without "emotional implications" in the offense category. The word best describing this type of offense is "discretion" because this kind of crime is one of the most difficult to identify, and one of the difficulties encountered by the investigators. Money laundering includes various methods and procedures that make it possible to obtain money or other assets from the illegal activity and conceal by disguising their origin or by giving a seemingly legal aspect of their source. Thus, it becomes one of the most widespread types of economic fraud, both nationally and internationally
by Oana Chicos - 107-112 Considerations Regarding The Right To Withdraw Of The Stakeholders In The Case Of Fusion Of Societies. Comparative Presentation
by Silvia Lucia Cristea & Viorel Banulescu - 120-127 THE RIGHT OF WORK OF DISABLED PERSONS. COMPARATIVE APPROACH BETWEEN THE SITUATION OF ROMANIA AND THAT OF THE REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA Abstract: The data presented in this study were collected using the content analysis as a research method, starting from the theoretical and practical concepts of the socio-professional insertion of persons with disabilities as well as from the legislative regulations adopted by the Romanian state and the Republic of Moldova in protection and promotion of the rights of people with disabilities. The status of people with disabilities, as well as their fundamental rights and freedoms, are among the most debated topics at European level, which are constantly reviewed and complemented in order to establish a universally valid normative framework that will contribute to combating discrimination at a general level and implicitly in the sphere of socio-professional insertion of people with disabilities in order to homogenize and equalize the discrepancies existing in the society. Regarding the contribution of Moldovan authorities in the socio-professional integration of people with disabilities, in recent years we note the constant interest of the central authorities to support the social inclusion of this social category by starting studies and collaborations with the Romanian authorities. In order to reduce the economic fluctuations impact on people with handicap, the Romanian state is meeting the international requirements and actively promotes social policies aimed at guaranteeing the careers of the people living in the community and preventing the emergence of social barriers restricts the implication of the defaulted profession to the social life. Following the Romanian example, in recent years, the Republic of Moldova is taking steps in this direction as well
by Diana-Mihaela Malinche - 128-135 The Administrative Contract Regulated By The Environmental Law
by Simona-Maya Teodoroiu - 136-139 Role And Practical Attitudes In Issue Of The Provisional Protection Order
by Camelia Daciana Stoian & Radu Nicolae Stoian - 140-144 General Details About Extrastatutory Conventions
by Andreea Purcea-Rezeanu - 145-148 Papers Associated To The Administrative Acts And Legal Unilateral Will In The Frame Of The Administrative Decisional Mechanism
by Dumitru Stefan Coman - 149-157 Precarious Work: Legislative Challenges
by Raluca Anderco - 158-166 Institution Of Maternal Assistance As A Child Protection Measure
by Laura Cetean-Voiculescu - 167-176 The Legal Regime Of Competition In Netherlands
by Ovidiu-Horia Maican
December 2018, Volume 7, Issue 2
- 124-127 Blogging Crime
by Iuliana Stancu - 128-132 Modernization Of Public Administration In The Republic Of Kosovo
by Avdullah Robaj - 133-140 Short Considerations Regarding The Economic, Social And Cultural Rights Enshrined In The Revised European Social Charter
by Marta-Claudia Cliza & Laura-Cristiana Spataru-Negura - 151-156 Regulation (Eu) 2016/679 Of The European Parliament And Of The Council On The Protection Of Individuals With Regard To The Processing Of Personal Data And The Free Movement Of These Data
by Adriana Deac - 178-182 ANALYSIS OF THE LEGISLATION ON JUVENILE DELINQUENCY – KOSOVO CASE Abstract: This paper presents an overview of legislative activity in Kosovo in the field of the justice for minors focused after 2004 year. The goal of paper is to offer the legal and institutional experience ragarding the criminal responsibility of minors, procedural regulations related to investigation, prosecution, judicial process, execution of decisions, rehabilitation as well as every measure that has do to with the minor as a victim or as a witness, or any measure which covers the conflict with the law and a minor victim or/and witness of penal act. Problems of minors in the conflict with the law are complex and they require inclusion of many actors before and after the criminal act is done. Without an inclusion of all actors, the system of juvenile justice will not be effective. Paper is focused in the juvenile justice including the penal sanction, diversity measures and education measures. For the needs of this paper the combined methodology is used with the methods of comparaison analysis and the method of sistemic analysis. Paper reviews the legal basis of juvenile justice in Kosovo in order to explain how effective it was from 2004 to 2017 year. Findings witness that legislative measures have not achieved needed efficiency regarding its implementation Classification-JEL: K14, K36
by Petrit Bushi - 205-213 RECOGNITION AND EXECUTION OF FOREIGN ARBITRATION JUDGMENTS Abstract: International commercial arbitration system is enshrined in both national legislation and international conventions. The power of the arbitrators to resolve the dispute is conferred by the parties, who agree that their litigation be brought to the attention of private individuals. To that end, the parties to the dispute designate the arbitrators and undertake to accept the decision they will make. Such a procedure has three distinctive characters: arbitrary, commercial and international. The importance and effectiveness of arbitration in international relations have been recognized by the Final Act of the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe of 1 August 1975. In order to contribute to the development and promotion of trade and cooperation, the participating States at the Helsinki Conference recommend to bodies, firms in their countries include, where appropriate, arbitration clauses in commercial contracts and industrial cooperation agreements or special convention. In the same spirit, the United Nations General Assembly recommends, in its preamble to Resolution no. 31/98 of 15 December 1976, which adopted the Arbitration Regulation drawn up by the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law, its dissemination and its widest possible application in the world, thus recognizing the usefulness of arbitration as a method of settling disputes arising from international trade relations. In conclusion, in international trade relations, most of the litigation between participants is settled by arbitration as a form of private jurisdiction. Arbitration is an appropriate means to quickly and fairly regulate disputes that may result from commercial transactions in the field of goods and services exchanges
by Laura Rudnyanszky - 214-226 THE „PROPAGANDA” CONCEPT IN THE CONTEMPORARY DOCTRINE AND THE CRIMINAL LAW OF ROMANIA AND THE REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA Abstract: This scientific article aims at the interdisciplinary research of the concept of propaganda through the perspective of sociological, political and legal sciences, as well as the substantiation of a relevant study in the field of criminal liability for criminal acts that are committed in the form of propaganda. Therefore, as the objectives proposed for this study will serve the following: research into the contemporary doctrine in the field of sociology, political science and jurisprudence for the formulation of a concept relevant to the science of criminal law; the synthesis of characteristic traits of propaganda (deliberate action in the form of systematic communication) as ways of committing crimes that are incriminated in the contemporary criminal law of Romania and the Republic of Moldova; conducting a differentiated comparative study of the legal-criminal norms in the Special Part of the Criminal Code of Romania, as well as the Special Part of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Moldova; demonstrating inconsistencies in legislative technique that have been dropped from the legislator's view and suggesting suggestions for improving both criminal science and the criminal legislation in force in both countries. Methods of research have been chosen systemic method, comparative method, analysis and synthesis. The author carried out the investigation of comparative comparative criminal and extrapenal norms (Romania, Republic of Moldova), identified some gaps in the legal technique, and demonstrated the need to revise some legislative concepts that will ultimately contribute to the reconceptualization of the criminal law in force crimes involving elements of propaganda
by Aurel Octavian Pasat - 227-232 CONSIDERATIONS ON COMPENSATORY PROVISION Abstract: Regulated for the first time by the Civil Code from 2009, compensatory benefit seeks to compensate for a significant imbalance that the divorce produces it in terms of the innocent husband's living conditions. The present study aims to analyze the necessary conditions to obtain a compensatory benefit according to the current legislation, to make a comparison with other institutions but also with the regulation from other legislation. The study uses the logical and comparative method, analyzes the legal provisions currently in force, as well as the point of view of the doctrine and the solutions derived from the judicial practice. The conclusions are in the direction of expressing concrete proposals to amend the current regulations. Classification-JEL: K36
by Roxana Maria Roba - 233-241 The Guarantee Of The Right Of A Person Aggrieved By A Public Authority In Romania - Selective Administrative Aspects
by Catalin-Radu Pavel - 242-253 Would Amendments From 2018 In The Act On Public-Private Partnership Affect The Increase Of The Scope Of Performance Of Public Tasks In Public-Private Partnership Formula In Poland?
by Wioleta Baranowska-Zajac - 254-259 Tort Liability. Damages And Penality Clause
by Raluca Antoanetta Tomescu - 260-269 Limits Of The Discretionary Power Established Through Enforcing The European Principle Of Proportionality
by Oana Saramet & Georgeta-Bianca Spirchez - 270-278 Part-Time Work: Particularities Of Employee Rights
by Marioara Tichindelean - 279-283 The Right To Retirement In The "Revolutionary" Vision Of The Romanian Constitutional Court
by Teodor Narcis Godeanu
May 2018, Volume 7, Issue 1
- 1-22 Papers, My Friend, Are Blowing In The Wind: Towards A Paperless Administration
by Fernanda Paula Oliveira & Carla Machado - 23-29 The Role Of The Associative Structures Of The Local Authorities In The Governance Process
by Valentina Cornea - 30-35 Some Considerations And Possible Solutions For The Remuneration Of Public Sector Personnel - According To The Framework Law On This Matter
by Teodor Narcis Godeanu - 36-42 General Aspects Regarding Jurisdictional Administrative Contest Regulated By Law No. 101/2016 On The Contracts Of Public Procurement, Sectoral Contracts And Work Concession Contracts Or Services
by Adriana Deac - 43-51 National Cultural Heritage: Interdisciplinary Approaches. Reflections On The Institution Of Responsibility In The Matter
by Cosmin Soare - 52-59 The Consequences Of The Admission Of The Appeal In The Interest Of The Law No. 3/2018 Regarding The Error Margin Of The Radar Device
by Bogdan Sebastian Gavrila - 60-66 Islamist Extremism In Kosovo And The Countries Of The Region
by Kolë Krasniqi - 67-71 The Liability Of Public Servants
by Diana-Mihaela Malinche - 72-79 Special Attributions And Deontological Rules Of Registrars’ Professional Activity Regarding Marriage And Divorce
by Stefania Cristina Mirica & Andreea Elena Matic - 80-86 Contractual, Civil And Criminal Liability Of Public Servants
by Nicolae Margarit - 87-90 Federalism In Spain
by Ovidiu-Horia Maican - 91-94 Particularities Of Collective Bargaining Within Civil Servants
by Radu Stefan Patru - 95-100 Consequences Of Legal Liability Of Parties In Case Of Expression Of Refusal Of Realization Of The Mandatory Vaccinations
by Camelia Daciana Stoian & Claudia Boghicevici - 101-110 The Material Object Of The Criminal Offences Provided By The Articles 1991-1994 Of The Criminal Code Of The Republic Of Moldova: Critical Observations And Proposals De Lege Ferenda
by Aurel Octavian Pasat - 111-119 Omission To Notify The Criminal Investigation Bodies In The Exercise Of The Public Function
by Anca Lelia Lorincz & Tatiana Oprea
December 2017, Volume 6, Issue 1
- 1-6 The Constitutional Concepts Of The Reform Treaty (The Lisbon Treaty)
by Emilian Ciongaru - 7-13 The Immaterial Damages That Can Be Demanded Because Of The Divorcement In Turkish Civil Law
by Ayse Arat - 14-25 Legal And Tax Treatment Of The Associations For The Participation In Tenders
by Alina Bilan & Lorena Ciobanu - 26-30 Considerations On The Evolution Of Natural Law From The Perspective Of The Challenges Of Contemporary Society
by Claudiu Ramon D. Butculescu - 31-37 Suspension Of Civil Servant'S Service Report Under The Labor Law Provisions
by Camelia Daciana Stoian & Radu Nicolae Stoian - 38-43 The Constituent Elements Of Disciplinary Transgression. Study Case
by Dragos Lucian Radulescu - 44-46 Considerations Regarding Social Insurance In The Romanian Public Health System
by Aracsia-Magdalena Bentia - 47-53 Reflections On The Conduct Of People Who Check And Sanction Plagiarism
by Bujorel Florea - 54-64 Pre-Existing Elements Of Customs Offenses In Accordance With The Legislation Of The Republic Of Moldova And These Of Romania
by Aurel Octavian Pasat - 65-69 Aspects Regarding The Legal Regime Of Authorized Natural Person In The Light Of The Amendments Brought By Law No. 182/2016 For The Approval Of Government Emergency Ordinance No. 44/2008 On The Conduct Of Economic Activities By Authorized Natural Persons, Individual Enterprises And Family Enterprises
by Radu Stefan Patru - 70-76 Conflict Of Dual Loyalty And Issues Of Liability When Providing Health Care
by Olga Sovová - 77-83 Turkey’S Accession To The European Union – Present Or Perspectives?
by Ileana Voica - 84-90 Protection Of Public Interest Guaranteed By Environmental Inspection And Relevant Institutions
by Ulsi Manja - 91-96 Rules On The Establishment Of The Family Council In Romania
by Mihai-Adrian Damian - 97-100 Aspects Of Criminalistics Tactics Related To Witness Hearing
by Nicolae Margarit - 101-111 Child Maintenance In Turkish Law
by Banu Bilge Sarihan - 112-116 Public Policies Regarding Persons With Disabilities
by Vlad Barbu - 117-127 The Law Of Competition - A Crime Or A Mere Misdemeanor?
by Noémia Bessa Vilela & José Caramelo Gomes - 128-135 The Border Between Bribery And Sponsorship Of A Medic-Public Servant, In The Exercise Of His Duties
by Mihaela Onofrei & Sandra Gradinaru - 136-141 Usa Supreme Court Of Justice And European Court Of Justice (Comparison)
by Ovidiu-Horia Maican - 142-146 International Organizations And Albania
by Migena Shehu - 147-153 The Contribution Of Deontological Rules To The Efficient Exercise Of The Right To Education
by Stefania Cristina Mirica & Andreea Elena Matic - 154-158 Criminal Law Responsibility Of Legal Entities In Turkey
by Berrin Akbulut - 159-176 The Main Novelties And Implications Of The New General Data Protection Regulation
by Simona Chirica
November 2016, Volume 5, Issue 1
- 1-7 Patrimonial Responsibility Of The Employer. Criteria For Employee Discrimination
by Dragos Lucian Radulescu - 8-20 Criminological Aspects On Customs Offences In Romania
by Aurel Octavian Pasat - 21-24 Considerations Regarding The Integration Of Fundamental Human Rights In The System Of Natural Law
by Claudiu Ramon D. Butculescu - 25-28 Transport Contract - Exception To The Relativity Effects Of Legal Document
by Adriana Elena Belu - 29-32 Withdrawal From The European Union According To Art. 50 Of The Treaty Of Lisbon. Practical Application – Brexit
by Adriana Deac - 33-46 Aspects Regarding The Enforceability Against Third Parties Of Choice Of Court Agreements In International Disputes
by Alina Oprea - 47-53 Risks In The Enforcement Of Assignment Of Claim Arising From A Bank Loan Agreement
by Calin Viorel Iuga - 54-60 The Principle Of Non-Retroactivity Of Civil Law - Deviations Identified In The Matter Of Tax Legislation
by Cristina-Simona Capatina (Dumitrache) - 61-66 Sine Die Suspension Of Law Enforcement - Reason For The Cessation Of Its Existence?
by Corina Arsenie-Scarlat - 67-71 Sale Subject To Modalities
by Bujorel Florea - 72-81 Mediation In The Offences From The Special Laws
by Gabriel-Cristian Constantinescu - 82-87 The Role Of The Economic Justification In The Collective Dismissal Procedure
by Luiza Mihai - 88-93 Short Overview Of International Arbitration Ruling In Romania From The Perspective Of The Rules Of Newly Established Arbitration Forums
by Beatrice Onica-Jarka & Tudor Contas - 94-100 Specific Deontological/Ethical Regulations Concerning The Involvement, Duties And The Active Role Of Certain Categories Of Civil Servants Regarding The Protection Of Family Relationship Against Parental Alienation Syndrome
by Andreea Elena Matic & Stefania Cristina Mirica - 101-103 Termination Of The Caretaking Contract For Enforcement Objective Impossibility. Case Study
by Ileana Constantinescu & Adriana Motatu - 104-110 Family Council And The Tutelage In The Light Of The New Civil Code
by Mihai Adrian Damian - 111-118 The Risk Of Occurance Of An Unforseen Event While Performing A Contract For Execution Of Works
by Eugen Sarbu - 119-124 Essential Clauses Of Individual Employment Contract - Questions And Answers
by Monica Gheorghe - 125-132 Tenant'S Insolvency In Lease Agreements
by Simona Chirica - 133-141 Infringement In One’S Right To Name, Intrusion In Private Life Or Family Life? The European Court Of Human Rights Perspective
by Oana-Nicoleta Retea - 142-146 Critical Remarks On The Collective Labor Agreement In The Sphere Of Machine Building Companies And Metal Production For The Years 2016-2017
by Radu Stefan Patru - 147-160 Dimensions Of Expert Report Complexity In Intellectual/Industrial Property. Case Study
by Raul Sorin Fantana - 161-169 The Insurance Contract - A Support In The Business Sphere
by Catalin Cristian Selisteanu - 170-179 Business Law Module – How To Improve My Teaching Style? Undergraduate And Graduate Student’S Tests Evaluation
by Silvia Lucia Cristea - 180-187 The Company Contract In The New Romanian Civil Code, Reporting To The Special Provisions Of Law No. 31/1990
by Victor Birca - 188-194 The Protection Of Creditors In Case Of The Fusion Of Companies-Aspects Of Comparative Law
by Viorel Banulescu - 195-206 Prevention, Detection, Investigation And Prosecution Of Terrorist Offenses And Other Serious Crimes By Using Passenger Name Record (Pnr) Data. Critical Opinions. De Lege Ferenda Proposals
by Bogdan Birzu - 207-213 The Role Of Dissenting And Concurring Opinions In The Constitutional Jurisdiction
by Marieta Safta - 214-219 Issuance And Transmission Of The European Protection Order In The European Union. Critical Opinions. De Lege Ferenda Proposals
by Ioana-Minodora Rusu - 220-227 Practical Aspects Regarding Fiduciary Operations
by Bazil Oglinda - 228-232 New Issues Statutory Unemployment Insurance System And Stimulate Employment (From The Perspective Of The Labour Law)
by Ana Vidat - 233-238 Considerations On The Termination Of The Insurance Contract By Denunciation
by Veronica Stoica
December 2015, Volume 4, Issue 1
- 1-4 Considerations Regarding The Effects Of Legal Communication
by Claudiu Ramon D. Butculescu - 5-9 Counterclaim In The Civil Procedural Law – Comparative Law Issues
by Ioana-Andra Plesa - 10-15. Legal And Ethical Aspects Of The Consequences Of Imposing The Disciplinary Sanctions Provided In Law No. 206/2004 On Fair Practices In Scientific Research, Technological Development And Innovation, With Later Completions And Amendments In The Context Of The Provisions In Art. 316 In The Law Of National Education No. 1/2011
by Andreea Elena Matic - 16-22 The Legislative Technique And Presumption Of The Obligation To Know The Law
by Emilian Ciongaru - 23-27 General Conditions On The Characteristics Of Juridical Responsability
by Mihaela Diana Fratoaica - 28-33 Establishment Of A Political Party
by Florentina-Corina Floarea - 34-37 The Transport Contract In The New Civil Code Form, Proof And Means Of Transport
by Adriana Elena Belu - 38-51 The Evolution And Complexity Of Directors' Duty Of Care
by Adina Ponta - 52-56 Considerations On The Relationship Between The Provisions Of The Applicable Collective Agreement And The Individual Labor Contract
by Ana Vidat