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THE HUMAN RIGHTS IN JUSTICE AND ADMINISTRATION
THE HUMAN RIGHTS IN JUSTICE AND ADMINISTRATION

Author(s): Eufemia Vieriu
Subject(s): Constitutional Law, Human Rights and Humanitarian Law, Canon Law / Church Law, Sociology of Law
Published by: Editura Universitatii Petrol-Gaze din Ploiesti
Keywords: the independence of the magistrature; equality in justice administration; liberty of expression and association of the magistrates; the professional secrecy; immunity;

Summary/Abstract: The actual respecting of the fundamental human rights and liberties, as they are stated in teh international Conventions, mostly depends on the manner in which the justice organs and administrations,as agents og the state authority, exercise their functions and competence in this domain. In the case of the democratic rights state, based on the separation and balance of the statal powers and on respecting the fundamental rights and liberties of the citizens, ensuring the supremacy of the legality principle constitutes the maximum center of interest of any modern society. The principle of the legality of administration is considered an essential pillar of the stateofright that along with the structural separation of the statal power in the three powers, must guarantee the fundamental rights and liberties of the citizens. For the justice organs, public forces and andministration to be able to exercise, with competence and impartiality, the functions given by the society in the domain, they must know well all regulations contained by the international instruments to which the Romanian Government became part of.

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