Justiția constituțională în tranziție
Constitutional Justice In Transition

Author(s): Marieta Safta
Subject(s): Law, Constitution, Jurisprudence, Constitutional Law
Published by: Universul Juridic
Keywords: Constitutional Justice; Constitutional Court; Constitutional Procedures; Constitutionalism;
Summary/Abstract: The evolution of constitutional justice also reflects Romania's transition to a democratic political regime. The years since the establishment of the European model of constitutional justice in Romania have been marked by settlement and resettlement, transformations, and challenges. Highlighting some critical benchmarks on both the substantive and the procedural components of the Constitutional Court's activity, the study expresses the idea that at this moment, substantial experiences have been gathered for the realization of a regulation that would value them for the benefit of constitutionality control and its role in a democratic society. The conclusion expressed is that the legislator's intervention for necessary adjustments is more than desirable, being necessary a careful analysis and legislative solutions aimed at making the Constitutional Court more efficient, thus facilitating access to constitutional justice as a whole.

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