THE MAGISTRATE – CRIMINAL PROCEDURAL SUBJECT AND THE CONSEQUENCES FOR HIS PROFESSION
THE MAGISTRATE – CRIMINAL PROCEDURAL SUBJECT AND THE CONSEQUENCES FOR HIS PROFESSION

Summary/Abstract: Going through a criminal procedure is a traumatic experience that produces different consequences among the most severe. Not only on a personal level, a series of psychological changes occur, but also on a family level, situations arise where not all family members provide the necessary support to the person involved in a criminal trial, blaming or marginalizing the person concerned. Along with these, in the socio-professional level, in which the individual carries out his activity, there appear a series of "sanctions" from the community, but with an increased degree of severity it seems to be the impossibility of exercising the profession. The considerations expressed are generally valid for any person who is the subject of criminal proceedings, but the magistrate's capacity of the person in question brings a series of particularities because it leaves its mark on the entire professional career of a magistrate. These particularities will be dealt with in the material that follows, depending on the procedural phase completed and the coercive measures applied in the criminal process launched against a magistrate.

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