REALITATI PRIVIND CRIMINALITATEA ORGANIZATA
FACTS REGARDING ORGANIZED CRIME

Author(s): Carmen Silvia Paraschiv
Subject(s): Politics / Political Sciences, Politics, Law, Constitution, Jurisprudence, Criminal Law, International Law, Civil Society, Public Law, Security and defense, Penal Policy, EU-Legislation, Peace and Conflict Studies, Court case
Published by: Editura Universitară
Keywords: organized crime; society; violence; victims; authorities; European Union;
Summary/Abstract: Organized crime is the panacea that history has faced since ancient times. Without a trace of denial, we can affirm that this scourge, organized crime, represents in itself a phenomenon that is identified in its formation with the appearance and consolidation of the first human communities, a situation that perpetuates itself until the moment T0 - the one that is identified, in essence, with the emergence of the modern society, developed and based on democracy. We are not wrong if we affirm that it, crime, represents in itself the content of a dark, dark, mysterious and unknown world that grew in content and manifestation, in the midst of people, together with them and whose traces and consequences can only be detected with the help of victims who have fallen prey to it, or who have allowed themselves to be caught in the nets of the dark phenomenon. The phenomenon of organized crime is a permanent threat to citizens, institutions and the economy, and the law enforcement authorities of the member states of the European Union collaborate both with each other and with the other states outside the European Union to combat this serious and organized scourge.

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