Minors obligations during the probation term and the importance for fulfilling them in the penal juridicial sytem in Moldova Republic

AuthorCatalin Ionut Bucur
PositionUniversity of Pitesti
Pages31-36
MINORS OBLIGATIONS DURING THE PROBATION TERM AND THE
IMPORTANCE FOR FULFILLING THEM IN THE PENAL JURIDICIAL
SYTEM IN MOLDOVA REPUBLIC
Teacher assistant PhD Candidate Cătălin Bucur
University of Pitesti
Abstract: As it results from the institution’s name itself, the penalty execution suspension is
conditioned, that means that the court establishes certain conditions, which usually look like some
concrete obligations, respecting them is uncertain because penalty execution established by the
court through a conviction sentence. The essence of this institution is that conditional suspension of
penalty execution consists in having faith in the convict. On the other hand, this institution has a
very powerful coercive, prohibitive character because the convict is not just release from penalty
execution because through his/her attitude must prove that he/she deserve the given “favour”.
These elements will be analyzed in the contents of this work paper.
Key words: Minors obligations, penal juridical system, Moldova Republic
As it results from the institution’s name itself, the penalty execution suspension is
conditioned, that means that the court establishes certain conditions, which usually look like some
concrete obligations, respecting them is uncertain because penalty execution established by the
court through a conviction sentence. The essence of this institution is that conditional suspension of
penalty execution consists in having faith in the convict. On the other hand, this institution has a
very powerful coercive, prohibitive character because the convict is not just release from penalty
execution because through his/her attitude must prove that he/she deserve the given “favour”. That
is why the court may establish, during the probation period, certain obligations for the convict,
provided in art. 90, align. 6, Moldova Republic Penal Code. From drafting the law text mentioned
above, we observe that the disposal of these obligations represents a power and not a court’s
obligation by inserting the expression “it can oblige the convict”.
Likewise, the legislator provides that these obligations do not have a definitive character, the
court, during the probation period, on the proposal of the authority that executes the control on
convict’s behaviour with penalty execution conditional suspension, has the right to partially or
totally cancel the obligations established before, or can bring new ones.
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These obligations that can
devolve upon as well as the minor convicts as well as the adults’ ones are the following:
a) Not to change the address without the agreement of the competent authority;
b) Not to attend certain places;
c) To follow a treatment in case of alcoholism, drug addiction, addiction or STD;
d) To offer a material support to victim’s family;
e) To repair the caused damages in the term established by the court.
Analyzing the above obligations, that can be applied to the minor convict with penalty execution
conditional suspension, we draw the following conclusions.
The court may dispose two obligation categories:
1. To do something, that means to have a certain behaviour, a certain active attitude –
committee (to follow a treatment in case of alcoholism, drug addiction, addiction or STD, to repair
the caused damages in the term established by the court, to offer a material support to victim’s
family);
2. Not to do anything – omitted attitude, to abstain from certain actions (not to change the
address without the agreement of the competent authority, not to attend certain places).
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Art. No. 90 align. 7 Romanian Penal Code: “D uring the probation term , the court, on the proposal of the authority that
controls convict’s behavior with penalty’s execution conditional suspension, may cancel, totally or partially, convict’s
previous ”established obligations or bring new ones”.

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