Impact of Recent Legislative Changes on Crimes against the Person
Keywords:
crime; person; minor; legal provisionAbstract
Equality before the law is constitutionally enshrined. Depending on the evolution of society, at certain times, it is possible that the legislator considers it necessary, through the lens of objective reality, to grant increased protection, from the perspective of the criminal law, to a certain category of persons, namely, in the present case, the minor. Although, in essence, we can understand this new vision, we still have to highlight the fact that the amendments and additions to the criminal provisions must, on the one hand, comply with the rules of legislative technique, and, on the other hand, not lead to situations in which the application of these rules to concrete cases would be difficult to achieve.
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The Romanian Constitution
Law no. 15/1968 regarding the adoption of the Criminal Code of Romania, currently repealed
Law no. 24/2000 on legislative technical norms for the elaboration of normative acts
Law no. 295/2004 on the regime of weapons, essential components and ammunition
Law no. 241/2005 for preventing and combating tax evasion
Law no. 286/2009 regarding the Criminal Code
Government Emergency Ordinance no. 55/2002 regarding the keeping regime of dangerous or aggressive dogs
Decision no. 37/2008 pronounced on appeal in the interest of the law by the High Court of Cassation and Justice
Decision no. 58/2023 issued for the resolution of a legal issue by the High Court of Cassation and Justice
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