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Infracțiunea de încălcare a consemnului. Repere legislative și jurisprudențiale
Offence of violation of the military order. Legislative and jurisprudential landmarks

Author(s): Radu Florin Geamănu, Dragoș Enrico Dediu
Subject(s): Criminal Law
Published by: Uniunea Juriștilor din România
Keywords: military; offence of violation of guard and security duty; jurisprudence; interpretation; predictability;

Summary/Abstract: According to the legal provisions in force, public institutions and authorities (ministries and other specialized bodies of the central public administration) are obliged by the law to ensure their effective security and protection. Also, the security of the objectives of special importance for the defence of the country and for the activity of the state is provided by gendarmes, which have military status. Although the presence of military personnel in public institutions and public authorities is a requirement imposed by the law in order to protect the premises of the institutions, the measures taken by the authorities for managing the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus pandemic determined, inter alia, a substantial involvement, superior to the one existing in normal conditions, of the military personnel. More specifically, they were part in the actions of the public order bodies of vigilance regarding the observance of the restrictions of movement imposed on the occasion of the establishment of the state of emergency and subsequently the state of alert, as well as in the protection of the public authorities. This aspect translates into a significant increase of the numerical presence of military personnel in everyday life. Without being exhaustive, this study aims to analyze the jurisprudence of military courts on how the provisions on the offence of violation of guard and security duty were interpreted and applied, an analysis which revealed some problematic issues in terms of predictability and accessibility of legal provisions.

  • Issue Year: 2020
  • Issue No: 08
  • Page Range: 138-163
  • Page Count: 26
  • Language: Romanian