Președintele Tribunalului București explică normarea dosarelor din instanțe. De ce este necesară și care sunt consecințele

The President of the Bucharest Tribunal, Cosmin Sterea-Grossu, discusses the necessity of case allocation norms in courts, emphasizing that it regulates the court's capacity rather than individual judges. This system ensures that cases exceeding the court's capacity are managed in a special register and assigned as space becomes available. The aim is to allow judges adequate time for case preparation and to maintain the quality of justice. While the initial results show a significant number of cases registered and allocated, Sterea-Grossu cautions against drawing conclusions too early. He stresses that while this norming can enhance transparency, it cannot replace the need for sufficient personnel and efficient procedures. The changes will affect how cases are organized but do not eliminate the right to a fair trial.