EIRP Proceedings, Vol 13 (2018)

Violation of Secrecy of Correspondence - Means of Committing the Offense of Criminal Acts by Public Officials. Case Studies from the Practice of the European Court of Human Rights

Răzvan-Alexandru Condunina, Narcisa Pintilie

Abstract


Global threat of rape submission WAS informed by legislators of all nations. Within the EuropeanUnion, guaranteeing privacy and secrecy of correspondence is governed by the Charter of Fundamental, STIGeneral Data Protection Regulation (679/2016) and Directive Protection of personal time in the specificactivities Carried out by enforcement Authorities (680/2016). Nationally, the legislature has guaranteedsecrecy of correspondence in the first phase in the fundamental law by Article 28 of the Constitution.Violation of this law is rightly seen by the legislature as the Breach of social relations That is born andDevelop in relation to the safety of communication Between people in any way; therefore bu regulated as acrime in Article 302 of the Criminal Code - Special Part, Which emphasizes social danger created by theviolation of secrecy.

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