Elevul din Bistrița care și-a atacat profesoara cu un cuțit nu răspunde penal / Ce prevede legea și precedentul Cenei

A 13-year-old student attacked a teacher and another student at a school in Bistrița, leading to a criminal investigation for attempted murder. Due to his age, he cannot be held criminally responsible under Romanian law, which sets the minimum age for criminal liability at 14. This incident has reignited discussions about the legal age for criminal responsibility, especially following a previous case where minors were involved in a fatal attack. A proposed law to lower the age to 12 was rejected by the Senate. The attacker reportedly sought to harm another student and used a knife during the incident, injuring both the teacher and a fellow student. Fortunately, both victims are out of danger.