Elementele de diferenţiere ale infracţiunilor electorale
Journal Title: Revista Națională de Drept - Year 2017, Vol 10, Issue 204
Abstract
This article is dedicated to the investigation of the electoral offenses provided for in Title IX – Electoral offenses, art.385-392, from the new Criminal Code of Romania, in terms of the legal object, the material object, the active subject and the objective side, in order to determine of the constituent elements which differentiates them.
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