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The Romanian Constitutional Court partially rejected a law concerning minors committing criminal acts, initiated by MP Florin Roman. The court ruled that children under 14 can be mandated to undergo psychological counseling without parental consent. However, it deemed unconstitutional the provisions for penalizing parents and mandatory placement of minors in specialized centers for violent acts. The court emphasized the need for clear regulations regarding parental sanctions and clarified that minors under 14 cannot be held criminally responsible. The decision requires Parliament to amend the law accordingly, ensuring compliance with constitutional standards.