INTERFERENCE OF THE LEGITIMATE PUBLIC AND PRIVATE INTEREST IN EXERCISING THE COMPETENCES OF THE NATIONAL OFFICE OF GAMBLING
INTERFERENCE OF THE LEGITIMATE PUBLIC AND PRIVATE INTEREST IN EXERCISING THE COMPETENCES OF THE NATIONAL OFFICE OF GAMBLING
Author(s): Daniela HudelcuSubject(s): Human Rights and Humanitarian Law, Public Administration, ICT Information and Communications Technologies, Administrative Law
Published by: Societatea de Stiinte Juridice si Administrative
Keywords: blacklist; gambling; gambling sites; legitimate private interest; legitimate public interest; National Office of Gambling; restriction;
Summary/Abstract: I have chosen to address this issue, in the context of a regulation that is making its presence felt more and more, how much the pandemic situation has directed gambling players to the online environment. This study wishes to emphasize the importance of public authorities for monitoring and supervising gambling sites which are not licensed and authorized in Romania, as well as the identification of some mechanisms and instruments for pursuing some benefits from the determined circumstances of carrying out the activity of remote gambling in the absence of legal documents. In this paper, we propose a brief approach from a legal perspective on regarding the legitimate public and private interest, with the consequence that the restriction online gambling sites and do not hold the license of gambling organizer and authorization to operate the informatics platforms in Romania, occasion on which we will evaluate the effects of the restrictions of the sites produced until the present. However, we will try to show the intention of the legislator regarding the measure and the criteria of restriction within the regulated legal norm.
Journal: Perspectives of Law and Public Administration
- Issue Year: 10/2021
- Issue No: 1
- Page Range: 79-88
- Page Count: 10
- Language: English