Principiului securității juridice în jurisprudența Curții Constituționale
The Principle of Legal Certainty in the Jurisprudence of the Constitutional Court

Author(s): Emilian Ciongaru
Subject(s): Law, Constitution, Jurisprudence, Constitutional Law
Published by: Universul Juridic
Keywords: legal norm; legal security; jurisprudence; constitutionality; rule of law;
Summary/Abstract: Legal norms should not be created in order to create illusory hopes or to cause confusion and ambiguity, they must have a normative role and purpose because, the lack of these characteristics can diminish the purpose and role of the rules required by society and can induce a series of illusory interpretations of the actual effect that is actually pursued by the provisions of the provisions of the legal norms. principle of legal certainty is characterized by the fact that the law must ensure the protection of legal subjects against a possible danger that may come even from the legal norms, against a possible legal insecurity that the rule of law can create or that it may create. Also the essential feature of the principle of legal certainty is that the existing legal norms must be predictable, known and understood and that the corresponding legal solutions remain relatively stable and unequivocal.

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