Perceptions of magistrates and public opinion related to community sanctions

  • Gabriel Oancea Lecturer Bucharest University - Faculty of Sociology and Social Assistance
  • Mihai Ioan Micle Scientific researcher, Romanian Academy, Institute of Philosophy and Psychology "Constantin Rădulescu-Motru"
  • Andreea Faur PhD student, Bucharest University – Faculty of Sociology and Social Assistance
Keywords: Community sanctions, community measures, public opinion, magistrates

Abstract

The paper is intended to make an analysis of the way in which the public opinion and the magistrates from the penal law system relate to the community sanctions and measures, within the context in which several international regulations highlight the necessity to implement these community sanctions and measures extensively in the domestic legislation of the member states. The paper also shows the importance of the political factor in the practical implementation of the regulations and the way in which the governmental decision factors influence the perception at the level of the public opinion and of the magistrates.

Published
2012-09-01
How to Cite
Oancea, G., Micle, M. I. and Faur, A. (2012) “Perceptions of magistrates and public opinion related to community sanctions”, Journal of Community Positive Practices, 12(1), pp. 136-147. Available at: http://jppc.ro/en/index.php/jppc/article/view/99 (Accessed: 3July2024).
Issue
No. 1 (2012): JCPP Nr. 1 2012
Section
Articles