Tuesday, January 22, 2008
* NEWS *
EDITORIAL
Political responsibility, juridical responsibility – Miruna Munteanu – Ziua – read here -
“The Constitutional, the Criminal Code and the Criminal Procedure Code have become more ambiguous than the stanzas of Nostradamus. Behind every word they have got to search for mysterious, hidden meanings, as if the lawmaker intended to express a cryptic message, to hide the true intentions and confuse the readers, but at the same time leaving secret room for the 'initiated'. Still this is not about esoteric texts, but about what is supposed to be the clearest, most coherent and stabile type of text a nation has got. We are talking about the basic rules in society and state. A country where these rules are ceaselessly doubted has got a major problem, a problem with its system, a problem deeply undermining the credibility of Justice”.POLITICS
President's ultimatum – Anca Hriban – Ziua – read here -“Yesterday the President of Romania Traian Basescu summoned the interim minister of justice Teodor Melescanu to provide the Public Ministry with the solicitations for the start of criminal inquiry against 8 present and former ministers. The head of state argued that the minister's refusal would mean abuse at work, a reason to get him suspended as sanction“.
Prosecutor's Office proceeds to diversion – Bogdan Galca – Ziua – read here -“The Prosecutor's Office registered this document in the case against Mustafa Tartoussi, the day the terrorist provided the High Court of Justice, in charge of his canceling appeal, with testimonies he had kept away from the press. The Syrian criminal's lawyer commented: "There are references to important people, institutions, structures and they would better not be released publicly" ”.
Allowed to swear each other – D.E.I. – Ziua – read here -“The magistrate in charge of the dispute between the President of Romania Traian Basescu and Romanian health minister Eugen Nicolaescu has decided that to sanction both officials would be "ungrounded interference in their freedom of expression" ”.
Judge decides to hold weapon isn't threat against social security – Adrian Ghiciusca – Ziua – read here -
“Adrian Marin Botez, Costel Acozmei, Vasile Sorin Mazilu, Ion Zavate and Florin Mircea Savu are the members of a group in Piatra Neamt, Romania, who expressed intention to fix their enemies in the mafia until January 24. They got themselves several weapons via a connection in Italy and Spain, allegedly coordinated by criminal Ion Clamparu. But a judge from Bucharest Courthouse decided the facts prosecutors reported on, mainly to hold weapons illegally, were no threat to social security and therefore they disagreed to the proposal that the 5 should be arrested. (...) ”.
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