Sincerity on the part of the HCCJ: the judge says that "time will show if the laws of justice are good or not" – Sources

The representative of Romania at the Consultative Council of European Judges, Rodica Aida Popa, of the High Court of Cassation and Justice (ICCJ) – The criminal division, its former vice president, told Alba Iulia Tuesday that the time could to say whether the changes to the laws of justice that have been adopted are good or not so good.

"Whether they are good or not good, we can only tell what time decisions will be made on the basis of this law," said Judge Rodica Aida Popa, who launched the volume "High" to Alba Iulia Court of Cassation and Justice, 1918 – 2018, a century of insurance of a unitary judicial practice ", writes agerpres.ro.

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Popa said that the amendments to the laws of justice "adopted and in force" were "an effort" for all those who worked in the judicial system, as well as parliament and parliament.

"The consultation took place at all levels in the field of justice, including the High Court of Cassation and Justice, where she intended to criticize the unconstitutionality because of its prerogative of a priori control of constitutionality, notified the Constitutional Court to the constitutional control and the decisions that the CCR pronounced rendered a verdict of unconstitutionality on certain provisions or even other legal provisions.A control of constitutionality was therefore performed by consulting all the factors and, here, the laws are in force, "said Rodica Aida. Popa.

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The judge issued Tuesday at the Court of Appeal of Alba Iulia, the volume "High Court of Cassation and Justice, 1918-2018, a century to ensure a unitary judicial practice".

Rodica Aida Popa said the volume was "a moment of gratitude" for all judges, lawyers, prosecutors, magistrates, clerks, for the entire body of the PCIJ. "It is like gratitude because, in a century, the Court of Cassation has brought a lot of light to justice and Romanian society in general, through the judgments rendered," she said.

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