‘We Don’t Need No Constitution’ – On a Sad EU Membership Anniversary in Romania
Selejan-Gutan, Bianca
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2017
Verfassungsblog
2017-02-01
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These are troubled constitutional times in Romania. The newly elected government led by the corruption-ridden PSD party is pushing for legislative changes to make corruption offences virtually unpunishable by means of dubious Emergency Ordinances. A pending appeal before the Constitutional Court seeks to have legal provisions which prohibit persons with criminal convictions to occupy public positions in the Government declared unconstitutional. These attempts are met with resistance by the President who calls for an anti-corruption referendum.
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Selejan-Gutan, Bianca
Corruption
Emergency Ordinance
Klaus Iohannis
Liviu Dragnea
Romanian Constitutional Court
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https://verfassungsblog.de/we-dont-need-no-constitution-on-a-sad-eu-membership-anniversary-in-romania/
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