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    CONSTITUȚIONALIZAREA PRINCIPIULUI LOIALITĂȚII CONSTITUȚIONALE
    (CEP USM, 2022-03-17) Sfătoiu, Mihaela; Cârnaț, Teodor
    The principle of constitutional loyalty is of interest both nationally and internationally, since loyalty to the values, rules and principles set out in the Constitution must be, both in theory and in practice, a very solid connectivity element in the relations between the various public authorities. In Romania, the principle of constitutional loyalty is not expressly mentioned in the Constitution. The Constitutional Court of Romania has deductively interpreted the obligation of constitutional loyalty from a principle expressly provided for in the Fundamental Law – the separation and balance of powers in the state. Nor does the Constitution of the Republic of Moldova contain express provisions of this principle. Its treatment brings into question the existence of the “constitutionality bloc” in the Republic of Moldova.
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    CONSTITUȚIONALIZAREA PRINCIPIULUI LOIALITĂȚII CONSTITUȚIONALE
    (CEP USM, 2022-03-17) Săftoiu, Mihaela; Cîrnaţ, Teodor
    The principle of constitutional loyalty is of interest both nationally and internationally, since loyalty to the values, rules and principles set out in the Constitution must be, both in theory and in practice, a very solid connectivity element in the relations between the various public authorities. In Romania, the principle of constitutional loyalty is not expressly mentioned in the Constitution. The Constitutional Court of Romania has deductively interpreted the obligation of constitutional loyalty from a principle expressly provided for in the Fundamental Law – the separation and balance of powers in the state. Nor does the Constitution of the Republic of Moldova contain express provisions of this principle. Its treatment brings into question the existence of the “constitutionality bloc” in the Republic of Moldova.