The Bucharest Court of Appeal will decide today on the requests to suspend the appointments of Mihai Busuioc and Dacian Dragoș to the Constitutional Court, made by lawyer Silvia Uscov.

The Bucharest Court of Appeal has already rejected the request to recuse judge Olimpiea Crețeanu, who will decide in this case. Silvia Uscov has also initiated other actions to annul the appointments of the two judges, arguing that they do not meet the legal requirements.

Tudorel Toader, a former constitutional judge, believes that the requests will be rejected, one as inadmissible and the other as unfounded. Also on Friday, the Constitutional Court will decide on the objections raised by the High Court of Cassation and Justice regarding the Law on the pension benefits of magistrates. Babeș-Bolyai University has disapproved of the criticisms directed at Dacian Dragoș, highlighting his academic contribution. President Nicușor Dan stated that, in the event of Dacian Dragoș's suspension, a substitute will be appointed to ensure that the Constitutional Court is not left without a judge.