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Such a situation could be found, Saturday morning, at the entrance of a DIY store in the Corbeanca area. Carrying a relative distance between them, dozens of people queued to buy. A similar situation could be registered during Fridays in a market in Bucharest of a chain of discount stores in which, according to a witness, there were at the same time about 100 buyers, although the space was not very large. . Also, those who finished their purchases had to wait in line for more than a quarter of an hour to pay for them.
Dismissal of military ordinances
We remind you that the CCR Decision shows that GEO 34/2020 is unconstitutional as a whole, because “it was adopted in violation of Article 115 paragraph 6) of the Constitution, as its normative content intended to restrict the exercise of fundamental rights and freedoms ( the right to property, the right to work and social protection, the right to information, economic freedom) “.
The RCC also declared unconstitutional Article 28 of GEO 1/1999, which introduced fines for violating the state of emergency, because “the establishment of the facts whose commission constitutes an infraction is left, arbitrarily, to the free discretion of the agent who determines, having established the criteria and conditions necessary for the operation of determination and sanction of infractions At the same time, in the absence of a clear representation of the elements that constitute the contravention, the judge himself does not have the necessary reference points in the application and interpretation of the law, on the occasion of solving the complaint in the registry to find and sanction the contravention.
Băneasa Forest, taken by storm
The situation is somewhat similar to that registered on Saturday, March 21, when in the midst of the Covid-19 epidemic, the Romanians did not take into account the recommendations of the authorities, but especially of the doctors, and went out for a walk or go purchases from markets.
In the Băneasa forest, for example, dozens of cars were parked, and many families took their children for walks, picked flowers, had a picnic, and turned the forest into a crowded place. If there were many young people in the Băneasa forest, the grandparents would go out to the squares. In Obor, for example, it was a hustle and bustle difficult to accept as an entire country was battling the new coronavirus.
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