The admissibility of an appeal in annulment filed by the victim who was unlawfully subpoenaed against the decision by which the solution of waving criminal investigation was confirmed Cover Image

Contestație în anulare împotriva încheierii de cameră preliminară prin care s-a confirmat soluția de renunțare la urmărirea penală, persoana vătămată nefiind legal citată. Admisibilitatea în principiu. Admiterea contestației
The admissibility of an appeal in annulment filed by the victim who was unlawfully subpoenaed against the decision by which the solution of waving criminal investigation was confirmed

Author(s): Teodora-Cătălina Godînca-Herlea, Șerban Doris Alina
Subject(s): Law, Constitution, Jurisprudence, Criminal Law
Published by: Editura Solomon
Keywords: appeal in annulment; unlawful subpoena; waiving criminal investigation; confirmation of waiving the criminal investigation;

Summary/Abstract: The decision of the Preliminary Chamber judge on the prosecutor’s request to confirm the solution of waiving criminal investigation is final and, apparently, devoid of any ordinary or extraordinary appeal. However, based on the Constitutional provisions, those of the European Convention on Human Rights, the arguments exposed in multiple decisions of the Romanian Constitutional Court and the Romanian Supreme Court, the authors argue that the unlawful subpoena of the victim in such proceedings must determine the admissibility principle of an appeal in annulment.

  • Issue Year: 2020
  • Issue No: 2
  • Page Range: 38-48
  • Page Count: 11
  • Language: Romanian