| Miris document ID: 1038501076719 |
| Author: |
Constitutional Court of Romania |
| Language: |
English |
| Translates: |
original document
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| Source: |
Centre for European Constitutional Law (Rigas Network Project)
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| Country: |
Romania |
| Category: |
judgment/decision |
| Government level: |
National - State Level |
| Guiding principle: |
The institution of an administrative-jurisdictional procedure is not contrary to the principle provided under Article 21 of the Constitution on the free access to justice, as long as the decision of the adm body of jurisdiction can be appealed before a court. Access to judicial structures and to the procedural including the ways of appeal, is done with the observance of competence and trial procedure rules established by law.Free access to justice is achieved only with the respect of the citizens¿ equality before law and public authorities, so that any elimination that would have the significance of infringing upon the equality of juridical treatment is unconstitutional. |
| Date of
judgement:
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1994-2-8 |
| Document number: |
1 |
| Official version: |
no |
| Published on: |
Official Gazette of Romania |
| Edition number: |
69 |
| Legally binding: |
yes |
| Subject areas: |
administrative authorities; fair trial; freedom of assembly; freedom of association; freedom of opinion; right of association; right to vote |
| Minority groups: |
all |
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