Considerations Relating to the Termination of Criminal Action during Criminal Prosecution through Classification
Considerations Relating to the Termination of Criminal Action during Criminal Prosecution through Classification

Author(s): Carmen Silvia Paraschiv
Subject(s): Law, Constitution, Jurisprudence, Criminal Law
Published by: Societatea de Stiinte Juridice si Administrative
Keywords: criminal process; criminal action; prosecution; sanctioning; moments; setting in motion; exercise; extinguishment; criminal prosecution; classification; judgment;
Summary/Abstract: The criminal action manifests concretely only when the crime was committed, and the conflict of criminal law arising from the commission of the anti-social act, is brought for resolution in a criminal trial. The prosecution activity represents the legal means by which the perpetrator is criminally sanctioned. The criminal action is personal because the criminal responsibility is personal, which requires a causal link between the person who is to be held criminally responsible (participant) and the committed act. The criminal action can be extinguished both in the criminal prosecution phase and in the trial phase (art. 17 CPP, art. 314-319 CPP, art. 396 CPP).

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