The Romanian administrative law. Topicality and perspectives
The Romanian administrative law. Topicality and perspectives

Author(s): Elena Emilia Ştefan
Subject(s): Law, Constitution, Jurisprudence
Published by: Societatea de Stiinte Juridice si Administrative
Keywords: administrative law; Constitution; public acquisitions and concessions; Government Emergency Ordinance; judicial conflict of constitutional nature; revoking of administrative acts;
Summary/Abstract: This article presents some aspects regarding the place and the role of the administrative law in the Romanian legislation system, in the year of the Great Union Centenary. The legislative changes in the past years in the administrative law domain but also the necessity of clarification of some of the conceptual terms, in the cases in which the doctrine is divergent or the legislation unclear or the surprise of the relevant jurisprudence dynamic of the High Court of Cassation and Justice or the Constitutional Court of Romania, determined us to analyze the stage where the administrative law finds itself today, mostly using the deductive method. Further more, by the complexity of the analysis that we are going to realize, moving back and forth between the public and private law, we are going to underline the conclusion by which the administrative law is a live discipline, perfectly adapted to the social life, but is deprived of a codification so necessary inits evolution, by comparison with penal or civil law.

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