Journal Of Eastern European Criminal Law

The paradigm Shift in the Global Risk Society: From Criminal Law to Global Security Law – an Analysis of the Changing Limits of Crime Control

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Autor: Ulrich SIEBER

Publicat în: Journal Of Eastern European Criminal Law no. 1/2016

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Legislative Actions of Estonia to Combat Organized Crime

Constituirea unui grup infracțional organizat, Infracţiuni contra ordinii şi liniştii publice, Drept penal. Partea specială, Infracțiuni din legi speciale

Autor: Anneli SOO, Jaan SOOTAK

Publicat în: Journal Of Eastern European Criminal Law no. 1/2015

Revistă disponibilă: aici.

Abstract: From 2002 belonging to a criminal organization or leading one is punishable in Estonia. While making relevant changes to Estonian Penal Code, Estonian legislator took into account requirements of the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime. The Estonian courts have been applying respective law for over ten years now and have encountered several difficulties. For instance, the notion of ‘criminal organization’ still is debatable as in practice it should be distinguished from ordinary groups that gather occasionally to commit crimes. In addition, the problems [vezi tot]

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The Constitutionality of Safeguards on Extended Confiscation

Confiscarea extinsă, Măsuri de siguranță, Drept penal. Partea generală, Aplicarea legii penale mai favorabile

Autor: Tudorel TOADER, Marieta SAFTA

Publicat în: Journal Of Eastern European Criminal Law no. 1/2015

Revistă disponibilă: aici.

Abstract: The extended confiscation has been recently enshrined in the Romanian criminal law. In the decisions delivered in this matter the Constitutional Court held that the norms of Criminal Code on extended confiscation are constitutional insofar they are not applied to acts committed and to assets acquired before the entry into force of Law no. 63/2012 amending and supplementing the Romanian Criminal Code and Law no. 286/2009 on the Criminal Code. This study offers an analysis from a constitutional point of view of safeguard on extended [vezi tot]

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Development of Criminal Sanctions in Serbia after the Breakup of the F.R. of Yugoslavia

Pedepse, Drept penal. Partea generală

Autori: Nenad BINGULAC, Joko DRAGOJLOVIĆ

Publicat în: Journal Of Eastern European Criminal Law no. 2/2016

Revistă disponibilă: aici.

Abstract: The importance of criminal sanctions in the criminal sense, but also their importance for every society or country needs no special explanation. The period after nineties of the twentieth century in Europe was followed by many social and political changes that resulted from the breakup of the USSR. These changes have resulted in the breakup of previously unified countries and the same consequences happened within the criminal law. The changes that have emerged due to the formation of new countries, which can be seen in [vezi tot]

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The New Romanian Code of Criminal Procedure

Drept procesual penal

Autor: Flaviu CIOPEC

Publicat în: Journal Of Eastern European Criminal Law no. 1/2014

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Abstract: Starting with February 2014, Romania has the latest code of criminal procedure of Europe. A historical opportunity to overtake, adapt and elaborate a legislative work which would enjoy the latest solutions in a huge stake matter. The criminal justice represents to Romania a touchstone, often used in order to verify the progress we have been achieving as a state in the eyes of Europe. The present study aims at identifying the measure in which novelty at a formal level can be associated with efficient [vezi tot]

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