A team of lawyers from the Leaders for Justice community has been working on translating key information about cases being heard during the state of emergency, and the requirement to write and communicate judgments, into a visual and easy-to-read form.
Find here the list of cases that can be heard in the courts, tribunals, courts of appeal or the High Court during a state of emergency, as guided by the Superior Council of Magistracy.
We recommend that you consult the lists of the Courts of Appeal within whose jurisdiction you are bringing a claim, as there may be some slight differences from the SCM guidelines. The list of Romanian Courts of Appeal can be accessed here: https://bit.ly/35axWBg
According to the decree no. 240/2020, during the state of emergency the work of drafting and communicating court decisions continues.
Information is taken from:
▪Decree 195 of 16.03.2020: https://bit.ly/358h7H6
▪️ Decree 240 of 14.04.2020: https://bit.ly/2VKljKh
▪️ Judgement 417a of 24.03.2020 of the SCM: https://bit.ly/2VV3Xc8
▪️Order no.71/03.03.2020 of the ÎCCJ: https://bit.ly/3cScqE8
Good to know:
▪️ UNBR puts the ECJ and the SCM on the gradual resumption of judicial activity by resolving, in the context of the extension of the state of emergency, other cases vital for the economy and society (25.04.2020): https://bit.ly/2W0PQSS