PARTICULARITIES IN ADMINISTERING EVIDENCE IN THE PROCEDURE OF PRESIDENTIAL ORDINANCE REGARDING MINORS

Year: 2025

Issue: 1

Volume: 100

Author Names: Patricia Maria ILYES, Sonia Bianca BLAJ

Abstract: The present study aims to address with some aspects of probation regarding the institution of civil procedural law of the presidential ordinance, in the field of cases that have the protection of minors in the foreground. One of the particularities of this procedure, relevant to this study, is represented by the fact that it involves a summary judgment, which is carried out urgently. Thus, in an alert manner, without going into the depth of the problem and without relying on evidence that requires a long time to administer, the courts must determine which is the measure that respects the best interests of the child. Essentially, the study will explore issues related to the utility, but also the admissibility, in this procedure, of some of the most frequently requested means of evidence in the practice of courts: the social investigation, the psychological expertise, the testimonial evidence and the material means of evidence. Lastly, the study will adress the procedure of hearing the minor and the influence of their opinion in the court’s decision making-process

DOI: https://doi.org/10.62838/cjjc-2024-0039

Pages: 47-54

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