The High Court of Cassation and Justice (ICCJ) is the supreme court in Romania’s judicial system and plays a key role in ensuring fair and equitable justice. It stands at the top of the hierarchy of courts and is responsible for the uniform interpretation and…
What are fundamental civil rights? Any right implies, to the same extent, a series of freedoms, but also a multitude of obligations, designed to ensure respect for these rights by other members of society. In addition, the limitations that intervene in the structure of some…
If you are facing challenges related to immigration to Romania, the support of an attorney specialized in immigration law can make a significant difference. In a process that often seems complicated and filled with legal formalities, a lawyer can provide the necessary legal advice, ensuring…
If you are facing challenges related to immigration to Romania, the support of an attorney specialized in immigration law can make a significant difference. In a process that often seems complicated and filled with legal formalities, a lawyer can provide the necessary legal advice, ensuring…
If you are interested in updating your civil status documents in Romania, whether you want to obtain Romanian citizenship for your descendants or renew your identity documents, first of all you must be a Romanian citizen yourself. As long as there is a change in…
Have you ever wondered about the differences and similarities between CNP (Personal Identification Code) and NIF (Tax Identification Number) in Romania? According to Romanian law, in order to carry out any commercial activity as an individual, it is necessary to be registered for tax purposes.…
Have you ever wondered about the differences and similarities between CNP (Personal Identification Code) and NIF (Tax Identification Number) in Romania? According to Romanian law, in order to carry out any commercial activity as an individual, it is necessary to be registered for tax purposes.…
The Romanian Constitution is the fundamental law of the state, defining its structure, guaranteeing the rights and freedoms of the people, establishing the obligations of the citizens, and regulating the relations between state institutions. Over the years, Romania has adopted several constitutions: totalitarian (1948, 1952,…
The issue of national sovereignty raises numerous controversies, in the context of the constant internal and international political and conjuncture changes, with a sovereign state today being quite different from the one existing at the beginning of the 20th century. Given that the Europe Union…
Did you know that, under certain conditions, Romanian criminal law can be applied more favorably to you, even after committing a crime? Find out what this concept means and how it can be applied! What does the application of the more favorable criminal law mean?…
