Curentul Juridic, The Juridical Current, Le Courant Juridique

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Volume 68, month March, 2017

FORMING OF LOCAL BUDGETS: BETWEEN FISCAL DECENTRALIZATION AND SOCIAL SOLIDARITY pp. 13-31

Brindusa Gorea, Oana Voica Nagy and Ioana Raluca Toncean-Luieran

CHALLENGE OF MIGRATIONS– THE CASE OF SERBIA Abstract Spring wave of refugees threatens Europe this year 2016. The paper highlights the problems caused by the influx of refugeesin the Republic of Serbia, as well as legal norms in force.In Serbia, the refugees are treated more fairly than in many European countries. Our country is faced with all types of migration. This imposes a number of different yet clearly related challenges for modern migration management. On the territory of the Republic of Serbia there are 82 opened border crossings, of which 50 road, 14 railway, 4 airport, 12 river and 2 ferry. Back in December 2008, the Government of the Republic of Serbia has decided to establish the Center for asylum, which operates within the Commissariat for Refugees. To meet these challenges caused primarily due to a sudden increase in the number of asylum seekers in the Republic of Serbia in 2010, 2011 and 2012, particularly after the intensification of the armed conflict in Syria, the government has opened a new center for asylum in Bogovadja. The situation with migrants is more serious in Serbia and now the checking of all migrants who pass through our country is reinforced. According to the Government’s Decision on the issuing the certificate of entry on the territory of the Republic of Serbia for migrants coming from countries where their lives are in danger (2015), this certificate serves migrants to stay in the Republic of Serbia for a period of 72 hours of its issuance. With this certificate migrants may use the services of banks, stay in establishments providing accommodation and receive the necessary medical help. Holders of these certificates do not acquire the status of asylum seekers in terms of rules for asylum in the Republic of Serbia. In Serbia there is a clear policy of migration management which is carried on through different national strategies and strategic documents for accession to the EU, though migration represent a global phenomenon whose impact and consequences transcend national boundaries. One of the foreign policy priorities of the Republic of Serbia is to be placed on the so-called “white Schengen list”, what necessarily imposes the need of prevention of illegal migration, especially from our country or from other countries through the territory of the Republic of Serbia, toward other EU countries, candidate countries for EU membership, but also to other countries in general pp. 32-41

Natasa Tomic-Petrovic

WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO TALK ABOUT DEMOCRACY IN TURKEY? pp. 42-58

Laura Guercio

ATYPICAL ELECTORAL SYSTEMS pp. 59-71

Csaba Cservak

VIEWPOINTS ON JUSTICE, DEMOCRACY AND GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE pp. 72-79

Cristina M. Kassai

EU ENVIRONMENTAL CRIMES AND MARINE POLLUTION FRAMEWORK: BEYOND THEORICAL APPROACH ERIKA AND PRESTIGE CASE LAW pp. 80-98

Entela Cukani

LEÇONS SUR LA DIMENSION ORGANISATIONNELLE DU DROIT POSITIF ROUMAIN pp. 99-106

Lucretia Dogaru

THE CRIMINALIZATION OF CHILD PORNOGRAPHY: THE PROBLEM OF ENSURING A BALANCE BETWEEN FUNDAMENTAL HUMAN RIGHTS AND PUBLIC ORDER AND MORALS pp. 107-115

Gabriela-Aura Fodor

A NEW PERSPECTIVE ON INSOLVENCY –THE PROCEDURE APPLICABLE TO THE DEBTOR WHO IS A NATURAL PERSON (I) pp. 116-130

Rodica Diana Apan

INSOLVENCY OF ADMINISTRATIVE TERRITORIAL UNITS - ARE THE PRINCIPLES OF PUBLIC LAW FULLY COMPATIBLE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF AN EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT? pp. 131-135

Radu Carp

CRITICAL CONSIDERATIONS ON DECISION NO. 7/2016 OF THE HIGH COURT OF CASSATION AND JUSTICE,REGARDING THE INTERPRETATION AND APPLICATION OF ART. 127 PAR. 1 AND 3 CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE pp. 136-153

Claudia Rosu

Volume 67, month December, 2016

WHAT ARE THE FINANCIAL MECHANISMS UNDER THE CLIMATE CHANGE REGIME THAT SUPPORT THE USE OF RENEWABLE ENERGY. HOW CAN THESE MECHANISMS BE IMPROVED WITHIN THE 2020 AGREEMENT? pp. 13-27

Anna-Maria Codilean

CASE LAW AND THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVES REGARDING THE PAYMENT AND CREDIT INSTRUMENTS; THE BILL OF EXCHANGE, THE PROMISSORY NOTE AND THE CHEQUE pp. 28-51

Angela Miff and Rodica Diana Apan

CONSERVATIVE ACCOUNTING PRACTICE - EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE ON THE PROVISIONS PRESENTED IN THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS OF LISTED COMPANIES ON BUCHAREST STOCK EXCHANGE pp. 52-63

Ramona Neag

PROVISIONS OF THE ROMANIAN CONSTITUTION THAT CANNOT BE OBJECT TO REVISION OF THE FUNDAMENTAL LAW pp. 64-76

Adelin Ungureanu

JUSTICE AND DEMOCRACY DEFEATED BY HUMAN RIGHTS pp. 77-84

Dragos Chilea

THE EUROPEAN TERRITORIAL COOPERATION. ANALYSIS OF RESULTS IN THE SEVEN-YEAR PROGRAMMING PERIOD 2007-2013 AND THE NEXT NEW PROGRAMMING STRATEGIES pp. 85-92

Carla de Iuliis

THE ADMINISTRATIVE TRANSPARENCY THROUGHT THE INSTITUTE FOR ACCESS TO DOCUMENTS, FOR THE CIVIC ACCESS AND FOIA: THE EVOLUTION OF THE NORMATIVE SYSTEM FROM THE LAW 241/90 TO THE LGS D.97/16 pp. 93-100

Rossella Graziani

THE LAWYER - BETWEEN THE STATUTE OF LIBERAL PROFESSION AND THE NORMATIVE LIMITATIONS pp. 101-114

Daniela Valea

LE LEGISLATIF ET L’INTERVENTION LEGISLATIVE pp. 115-128

Mircea Criste

THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE EMISSIONS TRADING SCHEME AND OF ITS REGULATION pp. 129-137

Zoltan Nagy and Beata Gergely

TERRORISME ET MANIPULATION FINANCIERE pp. 138-147

Rozemarie Olanescu, Alexandru Olanescu and Sandra Olanescu

SETTLEMENT VS. MEDIATION IN THE CRIMINAL TRIAL pp. 148-158

Lucian Chiriac and Sonia Bianca Blaj

CONSIDERATIONS ON THE SALARY DEDUCTIONS pp. 159-164

Roxana Maria Roba

Volume 66, month September, 2016

LEX SITUS OR THE LAW OF THE LAND IN EARLY FEUDALISM pp. 13-17

Roxana Matefi and Oana Saramet

LA CREATION DE VALEUR DANS LES ORGANISATIONS PUBLIQUES ET PRIVEES pp. 18-25

Jean-Luc Penot

PERFORMANCE EVALUATION SYSTEMS IN THE PUBLIC SECTOR pp. 26-38

Andy Leoveanu

HOW CAN LEGISLATION HELP ROMANIAN SMEs GO GREEN? pp. 39-56

Zsuzsanna Szabo

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE OF CLINICAL STUDIES ON PATIENTS WITH DISEASES REPRESENTING PUBLIC HEALTH PROBLEMS (DIABETES MELLITUS AND HYPERTENSION) pp. 57-62

Eniko Nemes-Nagy, Robert Tripon, Cosmina Cristina Uzun, Zsuzsanna Simon-Szabo, Zita Fazakas, Victor Balogh-Samarghitan, Elod Erno Nagy, Marta Andrea Fodor, Zoltan Preg, Marta German-Sallo, Monika Szabo and Mariana Tilinca

RELEASE FROM PRISON AND PROBATION IN HUNGARY pp. 63-71

Anita Nagy

PRACTICAL CONSIDERATIONS ON INDIVIDUAL DISMISSAL UNDER ART. 65 OF THE ROMANIAN LABOUR CODE AND THE PROTECTION OF THE EMPLOYEES RIGHTS pp. 72-83

Gratian Urechiatu-Burian and Violeta Simionescu

OUTLOOKS ON THE JUDICIAL REMEDIES FOR THE FRAUDULENT ASSIGNMENT OF COMPANY SHARES IN THE LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY;LEGAL AND CASE-LAW LANDMARKS pp. 84-97

Rodica Diana Apan and Angela Miff

Volume 65, month June, 2016

ON HUMAN RIGHTS, IMMIGRATION AND DIGNITY IN EUROPE pp. 13-16

Entela Cukani and Pasquale Luigi DI Viggiano

LA LIBERTÉ INDIVIDUELLE SOUS LA MENACE DU TERRORISME pp. 17-27

Mircea Criste

THE ROLE OF THE COOPERATION AND VERIFICATION MECHANISM IN CONSOLIDATING THE EUROPEAN VALUES IN THE ROMANIAN TERRITORIAL COLLECTIVITIES pp. 29-37

Ionut-Bogdan Berceanu

IMPORTANCE OF ETHICS AND RESPONSIBILITY IN HEALTH SERVICES IN SERBIA pp. 39-45

Natasa Tomic-Petrovic

IS VIRTUAL REALITY REALLY NECESSARY FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENTS?LOCAL GOVERNMENTS DIGITAL READINESS IN A HUNGARIAN CONVERGENCE REGION pp. 46-62

Balazs Szabo, Gergely Cseh, Zsolt Czekmann, Bianka Makso and Lilla Nora Kiss

QUOD ERAT DEMONSTRANDUM ABOUT THE RESPONSIBILITY AND LEGAL LIABILITY OF THE MAGISTRATES DE LA RESPONSABILITE ET DE L’ENGAGEMENT JURIDIQUE DES MAGISTRATS pp. 63-73

Lucian Chiriac

REFLEXIONS SUR L’ETAT D’URGENCE pp. 75-85

Jacqueline MORAND Deviller

LE ROLE DU MEDIATEUR FISCAL POUR MAINTENIR LA CONFIANCE DU CONTRIBUABLE DANS L’ADMINISTRATION FISCALE: APPROCHE DE DROIT COMPARÈ pp. 87-103

Arina Dragodan

THE NATIONAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE ECJ JUDGEMENT IN C-463/14 CASE CONCERNING THE TAXATION ON SUPPLY OF CONSULTING SERVICES pp. 105-113

Nicolae Ploesteanu and Iulia David

SHAM CONTRACTS IN THE FIELD OF HEALTH CARE pp. 115-124

Timea Barzo

IMPROVEMENT OF THE LEGAL SYSTEM OF UKRAINE – THE BASIS FOR THE INNOVATIVE DEVELOPMENT OF THE COUNTRY AND EFFECTIVE PROTECTION OF THE INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY pp. 126-130

Boshytskyi Yuriy

THE EXECUTION OF THE EUROPEAN ARREST WARRANT pp. 132-139

Eleni Cristina Marcu

ATTITUDES ABOUT THE RATIONALE BEHIND INCRIMINATINGCERTAIN CATEGORIES OF CHILD PORNOGRAPHY pp. 140-157

Hajnalka-Szende Csipkes

Volume 64, month March, 2016

THE CHALLENGES OF THE RECENT FINANCIAL CRISIS: AN ANALYTICAL APPROACH OF POLAND EXPERIENCE pp. 13-31

Tatiana - Camelia Dogaru

THE CRIME OF ELECTORAL POLITICAL - MAFIA EXCHANGE: DISCIPLINE, CRITICAL ISSUES AND REFORM pp. 32-42

Federica LO Prete

LE CONTROLE DE CONVENTIONALITE:L'ULTIME FRONTIERE pp. 43-55

Mircea Criste

DISCUSIONS CONCERNANT L’ÉLECTION DU PRÉSIDENT DU CONSEIL DÉPARTEMENTAL EN ROUMANIE pp. 56-64

Rodica Narcisa Petrescu and Olivia Petrescu

ASPECTS CONCERNING SEXUAL AND MORAL HARASSMENT IN THE WORKPLACE pp. 65-73

Romulus Gidro and Aurelia Gidro

MALPRACTICE OF ENGINEERS, LAWYERS AND DOCTORS UNDER BAHRAIN LAWS pp. 74-82

Ali AL Jabal

THE MOST INTERESTING AND FAMOUS MEDICAL MALPRACTICE CASES IN HISTORY pp. 84-90

Dragos Chilea and Cristina M. Kassai

AN OVERVIEW ON LEGAL LIABILITY IN PERFORMING REGULATED PROFESSIONS. FAMOUS LEGAL MALPRACTICE CLAIMS pp. 91-100

Dragos Chilea, Andreea Georgiana Enache and Iulian Marius Grigorescu

NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS IN THE ITALIAN HEALTH SYSTEM: EMERGING NEEDS AND VALUE OF HUMAN CAPITAL pp. 101-116

Emanuela Macri and Michele Trimarchi

LIABILITY OF THE NOTARY PUBLIC FOR NOTARIAL AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS pp. 117-128

Claudia Rosu

THE METAMORPHOSIS OF THE ASSOCIATE'S LIMITED LIABILITY FOR THE OBLIGATIONS OF THE COMPANY UNDERGOING DISSOLUTION pp. 129-137

Rodica Apan