Curtea Constituțională schimbă regimul despăgubirilor pentru atacurile animalelor sălbatice

The Romanian Constitutional Court ruled that calculating moral damages for victims of wild animal attacks based on their salary and inactivity days is unconstitutional. This decision emphasizes that moral harm cannot be quantified solely by financial metrics, as it creates inequality among victims. The court found that the previous law failed to consider individual circumstances, leading to unfair compensation. Victims can now seek damages based on general civil code rules, allowing for more tailored reparations. The ruling requires legislative adjustments within 45 days to align with constitutional principles, ensuring moral damages are assessed fairly and equitably.