Perspectives for Criminalization in the Field of Explosive Materials Regime
Keywords:
explosive materials; pyrotechnic articles; incrimination; sanctionAbstract
All aspects of social life must be regulated, and these norms must be clear and predictable so that the citizen understands them and shapes his behaviour so as not to violate them. In this context, it is essential that the criminal legal norm also meets these standards. The intervention of the legislator is welcome to ensure an up-to-date legal framework. The criminalization rules will be amended and supplemented over time to meet the need to protect social values as a last resort. This is also the case for the criminalization in art. 37 of Law no. 126/1995. The entry into force of these legislative amendments 60 days after their publication in the Official Gazette of Romania is intended to give all citizens the necessary time to know and understand this criminalization rule.
References
Law no. 126/1995 on the regime of explosive materials
Law no. 286/2009 on the Criminal Code
Government Decision no. 1102/2014 on establishing the conditions for making pyrotechnic articles available on the market
Government Decision no. 197/2016 on establishing the conditions for making explosives for civilian use available on the market and their control
Decision of the Romanian Constitutional Court no. 83/2024 on the exception of unconstitutionality of the provisions of art. 37 letters a) and c) of Law no. 126/1995 on the regime of explosive materials
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