INTERVIU O româncă ajunsă judecătoare în Bronx, New York, explică de ce magistrații din SUA spun: „Nu ne dorim să ne pensionăm cât mai repede”

Mădălina Dănescu, a Romanian judge in New York, shares her journey from a politically troubled childhood in Romania to her current role in the U.S. justice system. She emphasizes the importance of transparency in court and aims to build trust with those who may be skeptical of authority. Dănescu discusses her family's history of political persecution and how it shaped her views on justice. She highlights the rigorous process judges undergo to maintain their positions and expresses her passion for her work, stating that judges do not rush to retire because they enjoy their roles. Reflecting on Romania's evolution, she notes its modernization and democratic progress since her childhood.