Re-Individualizing the Criminal Sanctions of Deprivation of Liberty in the European Union
Re-Individualizing the Criminal Sanctions of Deprivation of Liberty in the European Union

Summary/Abstract: Abstract: The conducted research concerns the situations in which, according to the current legislation in Romania, it is necessary the re-individualization of criminal sanctions applied to Romanian citizens in other EU member state. Previously, this issue was the subject of other investigations that have resulted in the publication in separate section of a master course, and other studies or articles in journals or international conferences. The study is based on the examination of the internal legal standards, compared to those in the European legal act framework, with specific illustrative cases for practice. The conclusions highlight the need for transposing the European legislative act into the national law and the approximation of criminal laws of Member States, currently there are major differences in the nature and quantum of sanctions. The study is useful for researchers in the field, master students and the personnel engaged in the actual legal practice, namely judges, prosecutors or police investigators frames court. The work contributes to improving the national legislation in the recognition of criminal sanctions domain in the European Union, the originality consists of identifying the situations of concrete judicial cooperation between Romania and in other Member States and proposing concrete ways of solving them.

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