CCR a declarat neconstituțională suspendarea practicienilor în insolvență cercetați penal

The Romanian Constitutional Court ruled that the legal provisions allowing the suspension of insolvency practitioners upon the initiation of criminal proceedings are unconstitutional. The court found the legislation vague, allowing subjective interpretations and creating discrimination compared to other legal professions. The decision highlighted that the law did not clearly define the offenses that could lead to suspension and lacked a defined procedure for implementing such measures. This ruling impacts the legal status of insolvency practitioners, emphasizing the need for clear criteria and procedures in any future legislation regarding their suspension. The court's decision does not eliminate all grounds for suspension but specifically addresses the problematic provisions related to criminal proceedings.