THEORETICAL ASPECTS CONCERNING THE POWERS OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE STATE ACCORDING TO CURRENT CONSTITUTIONAL RULES
THEORETICAL ASPECTS CONCERNING THE POWERS OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE STATE ACCORDING TO CURRENT CONSTITUTIONAL RULES

Summary/Abstract: ORGANIZED ON THE PRINCIPLE OF STATES' POWERS IN A STATE, THE SEPARATION PRINCIPLEENSHRINED BY THE CONSTITUTION AND THE STATE SYSTEM IS BUILT ON THE THREE POWERS:LEGISLATIVE POWER, EXECUTIVE POWER AND JUDICIAL POWER. THE PRESIDENT OF THE STATE IS, ASA RULE, THE EXECUTIVE POWER, HENCE THE COMMONLY USED EXPRESSIONS OF "CHIEF EXECUTIVE"OR "CHIEF EXECUTIVE". ACCORDING TO THE FUNDAMENTAL LAW, THE PRESIDENT REPRESENTS THEROMANIAN STATE AND IS THE GUARANTOR OF NATIONAL INDEPENDENCE, UNITY AND TERRITORIALINTEGRITY OF THE COUNTRY. THE ROLE OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE STATE, AS HEAD OF STATE ANDTHE EXECUTIVE POWER, STEMMING FROM THE PERFORMANCE OF THE FOLLOWING FUNCTIONS:REPRESENTATION OF THE STATE AND PARLIAMENT, WHICH REPRESENTS THE ELECTORAL BODY;GUARANTOR OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE STATE, UNITY AND TERRITORIAL INTEGRITY AND THECONSTITUTION, ACTING FOR COMPLIANCE.

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