Justice Minister Radu Marinescu has admitted that justice assessments were inadequate in the case of a man on probation who had reoffended by murdering his concubine. He noted that European officials consider parole too difficult in Romania. Marinescu emphasized the responsibility of magistrates in assessing convicted persons and announced the implementation of a European directive to combat violence against women. The recent case involved a man with a history of violence, suspected of murder and setting fire to the victim's home.
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Radu Marinescu, despre fugarul care şi-a ucis partenera: Evaluarea justiţiei nu a fost reuşită, acest individ a revenit în societate
Radu Marinescu, despre fugarul care şi-a ucis concubina: Evaluările justiţiei nu au fost cele mai reuşite pentru că acest individ a revenit în societate / Un organism european mi-a spus că eliberarea condiţionată se acordă mult prea dificil în România
Radu Marinescu, despre fugarul care şi-a ucis concubina: Evaluările justiţiei nu au fost cele mai reuşite pentru că acest individ a revenit în societate / Un organism european mi-a spus că eliberarea condiţionată se acordă mult prea dificil în România
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