CRIMINALITATE ORGANIZATĂ ÎN LEGISLAȚIA PENALĂ ROMÂNĂ

Abstract

The explores the ways in which Romania addresses and regulates offenses associated with organized crime. The analysis focuses on existing legislative provisions and how they have evolved to respond to current threats of organized crime. The study highlights the implementation of European Union framework decisions and their alignment with national legislation, particularly regarding aspects related to defining, preventing, and combating organized crime.It also examines how existing laws in Romania, including amendments, align with international standards and European requirements. While ecognizing progress in adopting and adapting legislation, the article identifies challenges and potential areas for improvement. In addition to legal aspects, the study explores the practical impact of the legislation on the approach and combating of organized crime in Romania. It also addresses perspectives and recommendations for the future, considering social and technological changes that may influence the dynamics of organized crime. Through a critical analysis of existing legislation and practices, the article contributes to understanding the context and evolution of the fight against organized crime in the Romanian legal landscape.