The criminal responsibility - the most severe form of the juridical responsibility

• Author: Laura Roxana Popoviciu - Calin Nicolae Popoviciu
• Position: Candidate to PhD lecturer, AGORA University - Sub-inspector, IJPF Bihor
• Pages: 223-228

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THE CRIMINAL RESPONSIBILITY – THE MOST SEVERE

FORM OR THE JURIDICAL RESPONSIBILITY

Candidate to PhD lecturer Laura Roxana Popoviciu

AGORA University

Sub-inspector C<lin Nicolae Popoviciu

IJPF Bihor

Abstract:

The routine life confronts us with numerous conduct deviations (homicide,

theft, non-compliance of a contract, braking the discipline at work), deviations that

are not equal as gravity and interrupt in a way or other what is considered to be

the natural pattern of things.

The social responsibility establishing mechanism starts when the individual

chooses a certain conduct (form all the possible ones).

Between the different types there can be certain interference, without

eliminating the particularity of each one, so a deed that comes against a social

norm could attract simultaneously the politic responsibility and juridical

responsibility, each form being manifested in its specific shapes.

The juridical responsibility is a complexity of rights and obligations, that

start when an illicit act is committed, representing the situation in which the public

constraint is applied by juridical sanctions in order to establish stability in the

social relations and to lead all the society members to the rightful pattern.

At its turn, the criminal responsibility is the most severe type of juridical

responsibility because in intervenes when the most important social values are

broken.

Key words: criminal responsibility, law, offences

The routine life confronts us with numerous conduct deviations (homicide, theft,

non-compliance of a contract, braking the discipline at work), deviations that are

not equal as gravity and interrupt in a way or other what is considered to be the

natural pattern of things.

No matter what the deviancies form of expression, the reaction is identical:

when a conduct is deviated form its normal pattern, it generates a sanction; when

the rules that are generally valid, we talk about a responsibility for this

inappropriate conduct.