CRR a admis parțial sesizarea lui Nicușor Dan privind minorii sub 14 ani care comit fapte penale: Aceștia nu vor fi trimiși cu forța în centre specializate

The Constitutional Court partially accepted Nicușor Dan's challenge regarding a law for children under 14 committing criminal acts. While children cannot be placed in specialized centers against their parents' will, they can be mandated to attend psychological counseling without parental consent. The law aimed to impose stricter measures on minors who commit offenses before the age of criminal responsibility. The Court found some provisions unconstitutional, particularly the vague definition of "violent acts" and the overlapping penalties for parents. However, it upheld the constitutionality of psychological counseling and placement in specialized services as social assistance measures. The decision is final and requires parliamentary review of the unconstitutional provisions before the law can be enacted.