THE MINOR’S JUDGMENT ASSUMPTION IN CIVIL AND CRIMINAL LAW IN REGARD TO THE AGE LIMITS ESTABLISHED BY THE LAWMAKER
THE MINOR’S JUDGMENT ASSUMPTION IN CIVIL AND CRIMINAL LAW IN REGARD TO THE AGE LIMITS ESTABLISHED BY THE LAWMAKER

Summary/Abstract: The current paper aims to analyze the minor’s judgment assumption in regard to both civil law and criminal law, from the perspective of the new laws. In the first part of our analysis, we will discuss aspects of civil law regarding the person’s exercise capacity. We will analyze the three main stages which describe a person’s existence, namely the lack of exercise capacity, the anticipated capacity and full capacity, each with their own specifics. In the second past of this article, we will discuss the conditions in which the minor’s criminal liability can be engaged, according to the provisions of the new Criminal Code; we will also discuss the regulation of the minor’s criminal liability in other European Criminal laws.

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