Cetățeanul pierde primul când justiția se mișcă prea încet

The article discusses the historical and ongoing challenges of the Romanian justice system, emphasizing the need for independence and efficiency. Professor Marin Voicu highlights that issues like delayed trials and public distrust are not new, tracing their roots back to the interwar period. He argues that judicial independence is crucial for fair trials and that slow justice can lead to further injustices. Current delays are particularly evident in complex cases, and public debates should focus on systemic issues rather than blaming judges. Ultimately, a functional justice system is essential for protecting citizens from abuses and ensuring timely justice.