Vol 9, No 2 (2013)
Table of Contents
European and International Law
| General Considerations Regarding the Restrictions, Exemptions and Limitations on the Right of Free Movement of Persons | 5-13 |
|
Vasilica Negrut |
| The Interpretation Function of the European Judge - Basis for Preliminary Rulings | 14-24 |
|
Dan Cimpoeru |
| Methods and Functions of Comparative Law | 25-40 |
|
Blerton Sinani |
| Eutanasia, National and International Perspectives | 41-51 |
|
Ciasc Rustin |
| Principles of European Family Law regarding Divorce – Special View Over the Romanian Civil Code | 52-62 |
|
Monica Anca Ardeleanu |
| Cross-Border Cooperation in the Context of Romania’s Accession to the Treaty of Prüm | 63-78 |
|
Ioana-Minodora Rusu |
Public Law
| Legislative Oversight Functions in Nigeria. Odyssey of Hunters becoming the Hunted | 79-95 |
|
Kazeem Olusola Amusa |
| Mitigating Circumstances in the Current and the New Criminal Code. Comparative Examination | 96-108 |
|
Ion Rusu |
| Reflections regarding the concept of local interest within public law | 109-117 |
|
Alexandru Dana Georgeta |
| Forgery from the Point of View of Criminal Illicitness, Putative Deeds and Disregarding Fides Publica | 118-123 |
|
Pocora Monica, Mihail Silviu Pocora |
Private Law
| Obligation Guarantees in the New Romanian Civil Code | 124-133 |
|
Silvia Lucia Cristea |
| The Institution of Juridical Assistants inthe Current Romanian Legislation.The Necessity Of Reform in Accordance with Examples Offered by Comparative Law | 134-143 |
|
Lavinia Onica Chipea |
| Compensating Victims of Personal Injury in Tort: The Nigerian Experience So Far | 144-158 |
|
Oluwakemi Mary Adekile |
Articles
| Law and Order or Global Disorder | 159-176 |
|
Bidzina Savaneli |
| Legal Connotations of the Trichotomy Responsibility-Liability-Accountability | 177-182 |
|
Mirela Costache |
