Udroiu Drept Penal 11.pdf
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A Review of Udroiu's Book on Criminal Law
Udroiu Drept Penal 11.pdf is a book written by Mihail Udroiu, a judge and a professor of criminal law at the University of Bucharest. The book covers the general part of criminal law, which includes the principles, sources, interpretation, application and limits of criminal law, as well as the elements of criminal liability, sanctions, measures and remedies.
The book is divided into 11 chapters, each with a clear structure and a comprehensive presentation of the relevant concepts, doctrines, legislation and jurisprudence. The book also contains numerous examples, case studies and exercises to help the reader understand and apply the theoretical notions. The book is updated with the latest amendments and developments in criminal law, both at national and international level.
The book is intended for students, practitioners and researchers in criminal law, as well as for anyone interested in learning more about this complex and dynamic field of law. The book is written in a clear and accessible language, with a rigorous and critical approach. The book is one of the most authoritative and comprehensive works on criminal law in Romania.
In this review, we will focus on some of the main topics and contributions of the book, such as the concept and functions of criminal law, the sources and interpretation of criminal law, the principles of legality, culpability and proportionality, the types and forms of crimes, the grounds of justification and excuse, the participation and attempt in criminal law, the sanctions and measures applicable to offenders, and the remedies available to victims.
The book starts with an introduction that explains the concept and functions of criminal law, as well as its relation to other branches of law and social sciences. The author defines criminal law as a set of legal norms that regulate the conditions and consequences of human conduct that is considered socially harmful and deserving of punishment. The author also identifies four main functions of criminal law: protection, prevention, retribution and rehabilitation.
The second chapter deals with the sources and interpretation of criminal law, both at national and international level. The author distinguishes between formal sources (such as laws, treaties and jurisprudence) and material sources (such as customs, doctrines and principles) of criminal law. The author also analyzes the methods and criteria for interpreting criminal law norms, such as grammatical, logical, systematic, historical, teleological and comparative interpretation.
The third chapter discusses the principles of criminal law, which are the fundamental values and rules that guide the creation and application of criminal law norms. The author emphasizes three main principles: legality, culpability and proportionality. The principle of legality means that no one can be punished for an act that is not defined as a crime by a valid law before its commission. The principle of culpability means that no one can be punished for an act that is not committed with intent or negligence. The principle of proportionality means that the punishment must be adequate to the gravity of the crime and the personal circumstances of the offender. 248dff8e21