President Nicușor Dan is challenging the anti-Semitism law before the Constitutional Court, accusing the lack of clarity of the terms and the risks for individual freedoms.

Nicușor Dan has referred the anti-Semitism law to the Constitutional Court, arguing that its adoption violated constitutional norms. He points out that the terms "legionary" and "fascist" are not clearly defined, which can lead to arbitrary interpretations in the courts. Dan warns that an unbalanced application of the law can intensify social polarization and distrust in the authorities. He also criticizes the impact on the right to information, access to culture and freedom of expression. The law was also challenged by other MEPs, but an earlier objection was rejected by the CCR.