Competenţa materială în cazul infracţiunilor de tăinuire, favorizarea infractorului şi nedenunţarea unor infracţiuni
Substantive Jurisdiction for Crimes of Concealment, Aiding and Abetting and Non-disclosure of Crime
Author(s): Cristina RotaruSubject(s): Law, Constitution, Jurisprudence
Published by: C.H. Beck Publishing House - Romania
Keywords: substantive jurisdiction; crime of concealment; aiding and abetting; non-disclosure of crime
Summary/Abstract: For the crimes of concealment, aiding and abetting and non-disclosure of crime, the Penal Code provides special regulation in the juridsdiction field. At first glance, by analyzing conjunctively the provisions governing the substantive jurisdiction, we would be tempted to say that the first court is the competent one to solve these crimes, because we cannot find these infraction listed among those incumbent for solutioning to the first instance Tribunal, Court of Appeal or the High Court of Cassation and Justice. Although, we find the three mentioned crimes in the regulation regarding the jurisdiction in case of indivisibility or conjunction, and we find that we cannot speak of a valid general substantiv jursidiction, but of one subordonate to the infraction offense in relation to which there is concealment, aiding and abetting or non-disclosure of crime.
Journal: Curierul judiciar
- Issue Year: 2012
- Issue No: 05
- Page Range: 303-304
- Page Count: 2
- Language: Romanian
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