Challenges in Approaching the Contemporary Concept of Legal Security Determined by the Imperative to Respect Fundamental Rights in the Context of Complex Crises
Challenges in Approaching the Contemporary Concept of Legal Security Determined by the Imperative to Respect Fundamental Rights in the Context of Complex Crises

Author(s): Aida-Diana Dumitrescu
Subject(s): Law, Constitution, Jurisprudence, Human Rights and Humanitarian Law, Law and Transitional Justice, Law on Economics
Published by: Societatea de Stiinte Juridice si Administrative
Keywords: juridical security; fundamental rights; liberties; crise; energy; Covid;
Summary/Abstract: The complexity of present challenges requires a quick and appropriate adaptation of the security concept on all levels and in this context this study is revealed as a necessity and it is capable to provide essential information for developing complex security strategies, under the need of respecting fundamental rights and freedoms. The vulnerabilities, threats and risks identified on legal security, belong in fact to the security itself and have to be analyzed, anticipated and mitigated as much as it is possible. Highlighting the characters of the domain (complexity, dynamics and interdisciplinarity) the material present the evolution of ”legal security” on the practice of the European Court of Human Rights and put into discussion the risks and vulnerabilities of legal security (excessive standardization, inconsistent of practice and legislation) including their concrete consequences in the business field.

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