Bucharest Court of Appeals takes distance from magistrates protesting against modifications of justice laws
Publicat:The Bucharest Court of Appeals on Monday evening announced that it distances itself from the protest actions organized in front of the court by a few hundred magistrates. "The Bucharest Court of Appeal distances itself from the magistrates protesting on December 18 2017 in front of this institution's headquarters, upon the individual initiative of several judges. Moreover, the Bucharest Court of Appeals underscored the necessity of observing the legal provisions that regulate the statute of magistrates, the separation of state powers and the use solely of such instruments that the law and regulations…
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