Acta Univ. Sapientiae, Legal Studies, Special Issue (2024) 113–119
DOI: 10.47745/AUSLEG.2024.13.X.09
Abstract. The judicial actions of the Member States to request in the executing states the recognition of pecuniary sanctions applied in the issuing states do not stop from generating potentially problematic aspects once the recognition action is completed.
That being the case, on the path of the present study, the author proposes to implicitly analyse the method of transposition into Romanian domestic law of the Council’s Framework Decision 2005/214/JAI of 24 February 2005 regarding the application of the principle of mutual recognition of financial sanctions, as was amended by Council Framework Decision 2009/299/JAI of 26 February 2009, to identify the problems arising in judicial practice with the requests addressed by the authorities of the issuing states to the Romanian judicial authorities for the termination of the execution of already recognized sanctions, at different moments of the execution phase.
Keywords: mutual recognition, pecuniary sanctions, termination of the execution of the sanction, Law No. 302/2004, Framework Decision 2005/ 214/JAI
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