CCR, Decision on Children Under 14 Who Commit Criminal Acts
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The CCR partially admitted Nicușor Dan's referral to the law for children under the age of 14 who commit criminal acts. They will not be taken to specialized centres against the will of their parents, as required by law, but may be obliged to go to the psychologist without parental consent. The law, initiated by PNL and PSD parliamentarians, [...]
Constitutional judges unanimously declared the term "unconstitutional" to be "or committed an act of violence", contained in the provision concerning the placement of the child in a specialized residential service. The decision was taken in a case in which the objection of unconstitutionality regarding certain provisions of the Law amending Law No 272/2004 on [...] Article CCR: It is unconstitutional the provision concerning the compulsory place…
The Constitutional Court of Romania (CCR) has declared unconstitutional several provisions of a law initiated by parliamentarians PNL and PSD, which aims to tighten the measures applied to children under 14 who commit criminal acts. Constitutional judges have analyzed the normative act after it was...
The Constitutional Court unanimously accepted the objection regarding the amendment of Law no. 272/2004 and declared unconstitutional the obligation to order specialized residential placement for a child who committed “an act of violence”. However, it rejected the criticisms regarding the elimination of parental consent for psychological counseling of a minor under 14 who committed a criminal act. The decision […]
The CCR only partially admitted the referral of President Nicușor Dan regarding the law introducing measures for children under 14 who commit criminal acts. In short, the Court decided that minors may be required to participate in psychological counseling without the consent of parents, but declared unconstitutional more provisions regarding placement in specialized centers and ... The post CCR partially blocks the law for children under 14 who …
The Constitutional Court partially rejected Florin Roman's law on aggressive minors. What it decided about mandatory counseling and parents The Constitutional Court of Romania (CCR) declared several provisions of the law on minors who commit criminal acts unconstitutional, an initiative supported by the PNL deputy from Alba Florin Roman. The decision was taken on Wednesday, October 21, 2026, with unanimous votes, following the complaint filed by…
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