the incompatibility of the judge as provided by the new romanian criminal procedure code
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Abstract
Subsequent to the coming into force of the new Criminal Procedure Code of Romania, the lawmaker brought significant modifications as regards the incompatibility of the judge. In this respect, the main observation that one can make is that the hypotheses regarding incompatibility are more numerous and, thus, there are more cases in which the judge’s lack of impartiality can be invoked. In the present study we are going to analyse the situations in which a judge is considered incompatible and we are going to make suggestions as regards the improvement of the present legislative framework.
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| Authors | ;Ion NEAGU;Mircea DAMASCHIN |
| Journal | Environmental monitoring and assessment |
| Year | 2014 |
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