Comparative study regarding the delinquent criminal and civil responsibility

• Author: Laura Roxana Popoviciu - Calin Nicolae Popoviciu
• Position: Candidate to Ph. D lecturer. AGORA University, Oradea - Sub-inspector. IJPF Bihor
• Pages: 185-194

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COMPARATIVE STUDY REGARDING THE DELINQUENT

CRIMINAL AND CIVIL RESPONSIBILITY

Candidate to Ph. D lecturer Laura-Roxana Popoviciu

AGORA University, Oradea

Sub-inspector Nicolae-C<lin Popoviciu

IJPF Bihor

Abstract:

The common life confronts us with many conduct deviations that are not equal

as importance and in a way or another, break what is considered to be the

ordinary course of things.

Whatever the shape of these human deviations, the reaction is identical:

when a conduct deviates from its normal course, it provokes sanctions, when the

general accepted rules are violated then appears a kind of responsibility for this

inappropriate behaviour.

Consequently, the social responsibility implies the social sanctioning of the

behaviour that was chosen by the individual, in the case of nonconformity between

his conduct and the social norms.

Among the different types of the social responsibility, the juridical

responsibility is the most important, because it is based on the violation of the law.

Not any human conduct is relevant by a juridical point of view, only that

that is set under the incidence of the juridical norms. Also, the juridical

responsibility has as main characteristic, the possibility to apply, if the case, the

state’s constraint.

Among the most important types of juridical responsibility we mention the

delinquent criminal and civil responsibility. There are many similarities and also

differences between the two.

Key words: comparative study, delinquent criminal, civil responsibility.

The common life confronts us with many conduct deviations that are not equal

as importance and in a way or another, break what is considered to be the

ordinary course of things.

Whatever the shape of these human deviations, the reaction is identical:

when a conduct deviates from its normal course, it provokes sanctions, when the

general accepted rules are violated then appears a kind of responsibility for this

inappropriate behaviour.