Publisher: Universul Juridic

Romanian Journal of Environmental Law

Revista română de dreptul mediului

Frequency: 2 issues / Country: Romania

The Romanian Environmental Law Review was primarily issued in 2003, standing thus for a well-established review. It is a biannual publication that brings together a scientific committee made up of esteemed professors from Universities in Romania, France, Germany, Great Britain, Spain, Brazil, Canada. The purpose of the review is to establish a legal debate framework on the particularly ruling theme of environmental protection, thus addressing firstly to environmental law professionals, but also to practitioners and theorists in other branches of law, the environmental law being related to many of them. The Director of the review is Prof. Mircea Duţu, Ph.D., an undeniable figure in the field, President of the Ecological University of Bucharest and of the Romanian Environmental Law Association (ARDM) equally, as well as member of relevant international bodies in the field. With issue no. 1/2008, the review has set new standards in quality: it comprises articles written in English and French by foreign contributors, as well as translations into these languages of articles written in Romanian; there are brought forward domestic and foreign representative works and illustrative scientific events; also, there is kept a close check on developments in Community legislation and the EC Court of Justice case-law in the field of environmental law.

Romanian Journal of Comparative Law

Revista Română de Drept Comparat

Frequency: 2 issues / Country: Romania

Acta Universitatis Lucian Blaga. Iurisprudentia

Acta Universitatis Lucian Blaga. Iurisprudentia

Frequency: 2 issues / Country: Romania

Romanian Journal of Compulsory Execution

Revista Română de Executare Silită

Frequency: 4 issues / Country: Romania

Romanian Review of Private Law

Revista Română de Drept Privat

Frequency: irregular and other / Country: Romania

The purpose of our magazine is to form a modern and coherent environment of legal debate, connected to comparative law and annually themed under the emblem of a Romanian private law key person. All the published materials benefit from extended abstracts in English and French; at the request of the editorial staff, materials entirely drafted in an international auxiliary language are also programmed to appear.

Criminal Law Writings

Caiete de drept penal

Frequency: 4 issues / Country: Romania

Romanian Journal of Business Law Review

Revista Română de drept penal al afacerilor

Frequency: 2 issues / Country: Romania

Journal of Eastern European Criminal Law

Journal of Eastern European Criminal Law

Frequency: 1 issues / Country: Romania

Journal of Eastern-European Criminal Law is an ambitious project which aims to bring together Eastern European scholars and practitioners acting in the field of Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure Law. The journal stands as an unique publication, at least in this part of the world, as an outcome of the partnership between specialists in criminal law and criminal procedure law from the law faculties of the West University in Timisoara and the University in Pecs, with the participation of specialists from law faculties of the Republic of Serbia, who aimed at presenting, in a different language from their own, the serious amendments of criminal legislation that occurred in their countries in the post‐communist era, an essential requirement for the rule of law.

We envisage this journal, published semesterly, to be open to all researchers in the academic environment from the former communist countries, but not limited to them, to professors, PhD students, but also to magistrates and other professionals interested in the evolution of criminal legislation and in the more and more firm response to be given to the criminal phenomenon, while observing the fundamental human rights.

Journal of Family Law

Revista de dreptul familiei

Frequency: 2 issues / Country: Romania

Established in 2001, the "Universul Juridic" Publishing House has become in 19 years an important player of the legal book market in Romania. The position currently held by the publishing house on the legal book market is due to the solid foundations that have been set up since its inception: respect and seriousness in our relationships with our collaborators and the desire to permanently develop the publishing house. Since 2001, up to 5,000 titles have been published in the legal and economic fields

Romanian Journal of Commercial Law

Revista română de drept comercial

Frequency: 4 issues / Country: Romania

RRDC® aims to bring together specialists in the doctrine and practice of commercial law and to relaunch the scientific space for expressing the doctrinal and practical ideas in this vast area, which includes the corporate law, maritime and river law, banking law, consumer law, international trade law, European (Community) business law, insolvency law, transport law, contracts law and obligations regulated by the Civil Code but also by special laws applicable in the field of commercial activity etc. It also aims to bring together and make known opinions and ideas in matters closely connected with commercial matters, such as business tax law, criminal business law, intellectual property matters with economic ramifications etc.

Romanian Journal for Protection and the Security of Personal Data

Revista română pentru protecţia şi securitatea datelor cu caracter personal

Frequency: 4 issues / Country: Romania

Professionals in the field will need to invest in security solutions for data encryption, securing confidentiality, detecting potential threats and managing responses to data subjects (clients). Physical files or video audio recordings must meet specific, explicit and legitimate goals or purposes. The data collected in the legal system (data on parties, civil status documents, company contracts, etc.) regarding clients must be kept for a period that does not exceed the time required for use, if there is no legal provision in force to impose a certain duration of storage. There is a high demand on the market and there are many bidders in this area of interest. Adaptation to GDPR rules should not be viewed as having negative implications on the financial plan of the entities. Professionals can use this opportunity to design and implement an effective data management strategy and to move towards transparency-based management and to achieve an effective balance between legal outcomes and business objectives. These measures represent for consumers of services / goods, that is to say the identified / identifiable persons, an additional protection measure, and for the legal system it outlines a way to identify the risks of non-compliant data processing. The ideas presented above will represent the skeleton of the new Journal we propose. We believe that this will be an effective means of communication between the specialists in the field and the practitioners and we believe that a scientific dialogue structure is necessary.

Romanian Law 100 Years After the Great Union. Dimensions and Trends

Dreptul românesc la 100 de ani de la Marea Unire. Dimensiuni și tendințe

Author(s): / Language(s): Romanian

Keywords: Romanian Law ; European Union Law; Romanian Unitary National State; Legal System .

The Great Union and the completion of the process of establishing the Romanian unitary national state represented a decisive moment in the modernization, occidentalization and development of Romanian law in the spirit of its traditions. In the 100 years since then, he has undergone great transformations in line with historical developments, presenting himself today as a complex legal system facing the challenges of European integration and the assertion of globalization.Thus, a multidimensional radiography of the state of Romanian law is required, by identifying the founding principles, the traits and the defining evolutions, the establishment of connections and interdependencies with European Union law, the influences of comparative law and the metamorphoses due to the impact of globalization.

THE ROLE OF JURISDUDENCE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE NEW ROMANIAN LAW

ROLUL JURISPRUDENŢEI ÎN DEZVOLTAREA NOULUI DREPT ROMÂN

Author(s): / Language(s): Romanian

Keywords: Civil Law; Constitutional Law; Criminal Law; EU-Legislation; History of Law; Human Rights and Humanitarian Law; International Law; Philosophy of Law; Sociology of Law; Jurisprudence;

Within the legal development of Romania over the last three decades, an important role has been played by jurisprudence through its major contribution to the configuration of the new Romanian law. The great stages of this process - from the legislative transition, with the adoption of the new Constitution (1991), the implications of the Euro-Atlantic integration and the adoption and implementation of the new codes - included the contribution of the conclusions of the judicial practice, which brought clarifications and absolutely necessary specifications. Irrespective of its form of manifestation - constitutional, conventional, European Union or national - jurisprudence has become today a decisive factor in the restructuring of the legal phenomenon, moreover: it can be said that today jurisprudence is the one that not only accompanies but also determines, a significant measure of substantive transformations of legal consciousness, indicating the entry of Romanian law into a new age.

The role of the Constitutional Court and the High Court of Cassation and Justice in the Configuration of the new Romanian Law After the Entry into Force of the New Codes

Rolul Curţii Constituţionale şi al Înaltei Curţi de Casaţie şi Justiţie în configurarea dreptului românesc după intrarea în vigoare a noilor coduri

Author(s): / Language(s): Romanian

The state of emergency and the alert of the rule of law. Legal implications of the sanitary crisis generated by the Covid-19 pandemic

Starea excepțională și alerta ordinii de drept. Implicații juridice ale crizei sanitare generată de pandemia Covid-19

Author(s): / Language(s): Romanian

Law and global crises. Legal implications of the health crisis

Dreptul si crizele globale. Implicatii jurdice ale crizei sanitare

Author(s): Mircea Dutu / Language(s): Romanian

Keywords: law; global crises; health crisis;

Confronted with the health crisis, the legal systems reacted in many ways similarly and a first assessment in this regard can reveal important conclusions. The major challenges were aimed at finding a balance between respect for fundamental freedoms and collective responsibilities, between the freedom and safety of the citizen, the adoption of exceptional measures (some of which tend to become permanent), as well as the outline of a model as comprehensive as possible - including in terms of law - of response to global crises. The implications of the "shock" of the pandemic health crisis on each branch of law, from concepts to concrete regulations, compliance with the requirements of the rule of law, the administration of justice or the exercise of legal professions, the constitution of "coronavirus law" or that of emergency situations and their implications on to the general development of law and its science are as many issues on which we have proposed to debate as comprehensively as possible in the 2022 annual session of ICJ scientific communications.

Law and society in transition

Dreptul si societatea in tranzitie

Author(s): ”Acad.Andrei Radulescu” Institutul de Cercetări Juridice / Language(s): Romanian

Keywords: Civil law; Romania; comparative law; criminal law;

New problems of the relationship between European Union law and Romanian law

Probleme noi ale raportului dintre dreptul Uniunii Europene și dreptul roman

Author(s): ”Acad.Andrei Radulescu” Institutul de Cercetări Juridice / Language(s): Romanian

Keywords: Safeguarding of Human Rights; Prisons; European Law; European Sovereignty;

The Conference of Doctoral Students in Law, the first edition of this event, to the conference of young researchers, both within the Romanian Academy but also from other university centers in the country and abroad, an organized academic and institutional framework, adequate to encourage the activity of scientific research, stimulating debates and development of interdisciplinary research of national and international impact, the exchange of ideas in the area of topics of interest. The purpose of the conference is to support young researchers/PhD students in order to present the results of the research carried out in the elaboration of doctoral theses and their valorization through debate and publication in the present volume.

The fundamental constitutional principles and their reflection in the branches of the Romanian legal system

Principiile constituționale fundamentale și reflectarea lor în ramurile sistemului juridic românesc

Author(s): / Language(s): Romanian

Keywords: Constitutional Principles; Romanian Legal System; Non-Discrimination; Right to Internet; Equality Before Justice; Right to Defense;

The volume covers various fundamental constitutional principles and their applications across different branches of the Romanian legal system. Topics include non-discrimination and workplace harassment, the right to the internet, the constitutional principle of equality, the right to defense, aspects of guaranteeing the right to life and integrity, and the impact of protection order legislation. The papers also delve into specific legal domains such as civil, labor, family, commercial, insolvency, and criminal law. Additionally it examines the theoretical and practical implications of these constitutional principles, including contributions to the philosophy of law, doctrinal sources, national security, and the interpretation of legal norms.

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights - an Important Moment in The Development of Human Rights Law

Declaraţia Universală a Drepturilor Omului – moment important în dezvoltarea dreptului drepturilor omului

Author(s): / Language(s): Romanian

Keywords: Universal Declaration of Human Rights; Human Rights Law; International Law; Historical Context; Global Human Rights;

This volume presents the significance of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) in the evolution of international human rights law. It examines how the UDHR laid the foundation for the development of subsequent human rights treaties and frameworks, influencing both national and international legal systems. It delves into the historical context of the UDHR's adoption, the key principles it enshrines, and its lasting impact on global human rights discourse. It also addresses the challenges and criticisms faced by the UDHR over the decades, highlighting its role as a cornerstone of modern human rights advocacy and legislation.