What is corporate crime prevention and why is it a necessary "cost"? Depending on the industry in which a company operates in Romania, it is subject to legal obligations whose violation can result in legal liability.
Chapter 2 – Keeping a Promise – The First-Instance Commercial Offence Proceeding
As we promised a few weeks ago when we discussed all the interesting aspects of commercial offences as an integral part of Serbian penal law, we shall now take a closer look at the first-instance proceeding and some of the most important segments of domestic and foreign legal entities, as well as their responsible persons, should keep in mind in case they are subjected to a commercial offence proceeding.
ECJ Ruling Impacts Romanian Statute of Limitations in Certain Criminal Cases
This article discusses the interplay between the primacy of European Union law and the expected new practice in criminal law cases in Romania.
Arzinger Successful for Oleksandr Dorohan in Criminal Proceedings
Arzinger has successfully secured the release from custody of Oleksandr Dorohan – Director of the Together We Power! charitable organization – in criminal proceedings related to his activity.
Recent ECJ Judgement Sparks Controversies on the Romanian Statute of Limitations for Criminal Liability
In recent years, the statute of limitations for criminal liability in Romania has been the subject of numerous debates among legal scholars and practitioners.
Cartel Law – Records and Data of Your Telecommunication Traffic Now as Evidence
The content of communications recorded by criminal law enforcement authorities (LEAs) and traffic and location data; Not only voice communications, but also electronic messages made not only from a mobile phone, but also from landlines and other devices; Records of surveillance of persons and property by the LEAs. This and other information have so far reached the Czech national competition authority (Czech NCA) without being able to use it legally as evidence in the proceedings.
Commercial Offences – Proceeding, Sanctions and Statute of Limitations
Chapter 1 - A commercial offence – a brief review of an unjustifiably neglected step between a misdemeanour and a criminal offence.