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The decision of the Constitutional Court in Romania that says the law
on which the functioning of the National Council for the Study of the
Security Archives (NCSSA) was based broke the fundamental law of the
country resulted in virulent reactions from several areas of the
Romanian society.
The decision of the Constitutional Court in Romania that says the law on which the functioning of the National Council for the Study of the Security Archives (NCSSA) was based broke the fundamental law of the country resulted in virulent reactions from several areas of the Romanian society.
Some members of the Constitutional Court have been attacked and there have been suggestions that there was a connection between the verdict that annulled the old NCSSA and the Council’s investigations regarding the magistrates that collaborated or not with the former Security as a Political Police.
The situation has been observed by the media in other countries as well and this convinced the Constitutional Court to translate the decision in English and French.
The English version of the decision no 51 on the 31th of January 2008 has been uploaded and can be read integrally -pdf format
Some members of the Constitutional Court have been attacked and there have been suggestions that there was a connection between the verdict that annulled the old NCSSA and the Council’s investigations regarding the magistrates that collaborated or not with the former Security as a Political Police.
The situation has been observed by the media in other countries as well and this convinced the Constitutional Court to translate the decision in English and French.
The English version of the decision no 51 on the 31th of January 2008 has been uploaded and can be read integrally -pdf format
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