The Government Emergency Ordinance no. 55/2014 suspended for 45 days the dispositions of art. art. 9 par. (2) letter h1) and art. 15 par. (2) letter g1) from the Law No. 393/2004 that sanction the migration between parties with termination of the mandate for elected local officials. Starting...

The requirements of the State based on the rule of law, enshrined by Article 1 paragraph (3) first sentence of the Constitution, concern the major goals of state activity, foreshadowed in what is commonly called as being the rule of law, expression that implies subordination of the State to the...

Avant la révision de la Constitution datant de 1991, le nombre élevé d’ordonnances d’urgence du Gouvernement (presque 200 par an!) peut s’expliquer par la réglementation lapidaire du domaine de la délégation législative, qui établissait un régime permissif, attractif pour...

Dans les dernieres années, la vie politique et institutionnelle roumaine a été marquée, entre autres, par une vive préoccupation de perfectionner le texte constitutionnel. Plusieurs initiatives, en partant du niveau présidentiel et jusqu’au activisme populaire, se sont manifestées, en...

Are well-known Declaration on the Future of Europe (Annex to the Treaty of Nice) and the Declaration of Laeken (Belgium, 2001), which have created the Convention on the Future of Europe, under the patronage of former President of France and European Movement (Brussels), namely Mr. Valery Giscard...

Traditionally, the arbitrability of the competiton issues was subject of controversy in doctrine. Thus, in the opinion of majority, the confidentiality of the arbitration proceedings was considered inappropriate in what regards solving competition problems, given the fact that the economic...

According to Article 147 paragraph 1 of the revised Romanian Constitution, the provisions of law and of the ordinances in force as well as the provisions of the regulations determined as unconstitutional, shall cease their legal effects within 45 days of the publication of the Constitutional...

Early manifestations of judicial review of constitutionality should be sought in the British constitutional system, although it is true that it needed the intervention of the Supreme Court of the Union States of America (1803) to build a system of judicial review in what concerns the...

The parliamentary procedure of the censure motion has as a generator the legal document itself, known as such, which produces political effects (the vote of no-confidence leads to the demission of the Government) and also legal consequences (to the extent that a normative administrative act is...

In order to analyze the decisions of the Constitutional Court regarding constitutional legal disputes, two aspects need to be clarified: 1. what is meant by constitutional legal conflict and 2. who are the authorities between whom such conflicts can arise. In this article, the authors present a...