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Fundamental rights, freedoms, and duties are not only a reality but also a condition for a democr... more Fundamental rights, freedoms, and duties are not only a reality but also a condition for a democratic society. Fundamental rights, freedoms, and duties, with their many ramifications and theoretical and practical implications, are an important area in the concerns of each state. The constitutional principles applicable to the fundamental rights, freedoms, and duties of Romanian citizens are generally recognized mandatory rules that have proven their reliability over time. Their institutionalization at the constitutional level provides them with the most effective legal guarantee, as they benefit both from mechanisms guaranteeing the supremacy of constitutional norms, as well as from legal mechanisms specific to the protection of subjective rights. Regulated in the Constitution of Romania, these principles refer to universality, no retroactivity, equality, legal protection, free access to justice, restriction of rights or freedoms, and the presumption of innocence. The present paper ...

Fundamental rights, freedoms, and duties are not only a reality but also a condition for a democr... more Fundamental rights, freedoms, and duties are not only a reality but also a condition for a democratic society. Fundamental rights, freedoms, and duties, with their many ramifications and theoretical and practical implications, are an important area in the concerns of each state. The constitutional principles applicable to the fundamental rights, freedoms, and duties of Romanian citizens are generally recognized mandatory rules that have proven their reliability over time. Their institutionalization at the constitutional level provides them with the most effective legal guarantee, as they benefit both from mechanisms guaranteeing the supremacy of constitutional norms, as well as from legal mechanisms specific to the protection of subjective rights. Regulated in the Constitution of Romania, these principles refer to universality, no retroactivity, equality, legal protection, free access to justice, restriction of rights or freedoms, and the presumption of innocence. The present paper ...