Corruption Phenomenon as Incriminated by the Romanian Penal Code

The order of social phenomenon could not be modified, simply influenced by proclaiming some law, decree, resolutions, etc. Without ignoring their importance, it should be nonetheless pointed out that normality in society greatly depends on the state power and individual morality. Corruption represents a menace to democracy, to the rule of law and to justice. Moreover, corruption undermines the principles of an efficient administration, harms the market economy and endangers the stability of the state s institutions. The corruption phenomenon tends to be mostly associated with that of organized crime, terrorism and institutionalized violence, common to subcultures of violence and professionalized crime. Although it has been always known about the existence of corruption, it is unacceptable for this one to acquire a status of normality. This book contains five chapters, each divided in several sections and presents the legal institution of the offense under the Criminal Code in 2009 and examines corruption offenses are covered by this law.

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Judge of the Court of Appeal level and professor of criminal law. Sibiu Court President, member of the Committee of Legal Sciences of the Agency ARACIS and member of the Diocesan Council of Metropolitan of Transylvania. He has published over 19 academic and master courses and over 47 articles in journals, and over 16 scientific research projects.