105 events about "magistrates"

Tuesday 16:01

CSM warns that the public sector salary law project contains constitutional flaws and calls for a separate regulation for judges and prosecutors.

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Politics

19 May 08:56

CSM, ICCJ and the Prosecutor's Office have established that the daily allowance for judges for 2026 should be 2% of the gross salary, despite the limit of 23 lei per day set by the Bolojan Government.

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Current Affairs

5 May 15:54

The Bucharest Court of Appeal obliges the Government to ensure the necessary funds for the payment of the salary arrears of the magistrates, imposing a penalty of 20% of the minimum gross salary in the economy for each day of delay.

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Current Affairs

30 April 11:23

The law that prohibits the accumulation of special pensions with a salary in the public sector has been adopted by the Government / What are the exempt categories?

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Current Affairs

27 March 14:35

Lia Savonea threatens that she will take the Government to court for the payment of the salary arrears of the magistrates.

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Current Affairs

25 February 15:44

The National Union of Judges of Romania requests a re-examination of the law on service pensions, accusing that it subordinates the judiciary to the executive power.

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Current Affairs

19 February 15:29

Dragoș Pîslaru announced the notification from the European Commission regarding the milestone of judges' pensions, waiting for the law to be promulgated in order to send the necessary evidence.

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Current Affairs

18 February 12:30

Sorin Grindeanu, after the CCR decision regarding the special pension reform for magistrates: "From now on, it is Minister Pîslaru's job to do his work, so we do not lose the European money from the PNRR"

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Politics

18 February 09:45

CSM statement on the day of the CCR meeting regarding special pensions: the courts in Romania are facing a record number of cases, four times higher than the European average.

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Current Affairs

11 February 11:16

Lia Savonea, head of the ICCJ, argues that the request to refer to the CJEU is not a delay tactic, but a necessary step for clarifying the legality of special pensions.

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Current Affairs

11 February 08:46

Minister Dragoș Pîslaru reacts to the situation at the CCR: "The delay we are witnessing at this moment is absolutely unacceptable. The injustice is evident, it is clear, and it is unacceptable."

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Politics

17 January 14:16

The Constitutional Court has postponed the decision regarding judges' pensions again, requesting time to analyze two reports.

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Current Affairs

15 January 15:26

The ICCJ has hired an accountant to assess the impact of the Bolojan law on special pensions, concluding that it completely cancels the service pension.

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Current Affairs

13 January 16:02

The CSM asks the Government of Romania to unblock the admission competitions to the judiciary, having 751 vacant positions and a 15% deficit of judges.

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Current Affairs

12 January 12:36

The Association of the Forum of Judges in Romania condemns the destructive attacks of certain magistrates and calls for legislative reforms to improve justice.

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Current Affairs

10 January 15:14

The Minister of Justice, Radu Marinescu, states that judges are professionally capable at 50 years old and advocates for raising the retirement age in the public sector to 65 years.

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Current Affairs

10 January 12:25

The Minister of Justice, Radu Marinescu, states that President Nicușor Dan has the right to know the issues in justice and that an internal referendum among judges does not violate the Constitution.

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Current Affairs

6 January 16:54

Nicușor Dan is preparing a referendum among the magistrates. The ballots are in the process of being prepared.

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Politics

3 January 19:07

Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan emphasizes the need for a quick decision from the Constitutional Court to allow the pension law to come into force, warning about potential blockages.

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Current Affairs

30 December 16:33

The Minister of Defense, Radu Miruță, rejects the accusations related to his father, emphasizing his achievements in the judiciary and condemning the attacks against his family.

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Current Affairs

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