Romanian public-order legislation, organized and within reach.
"Ordine Publică: Legi & Amenzi" (Public Order: Laws & Fines) puts Romanian public-order legislation — laws, decisions, ordinances, and fines — at your fingertips, presented clearly and organized, with fast search and favorites.
The app puts Romanian public-order legislation at your fingertips. Information is presented quickly and organized so it's easy to find — you can quickly look up the article of law, the offense, and other details. A dedicated search feature lets you find laws fast.
Best of all, you can save the laws you need often to your favorites. That gives you a dedicated section so you don't have to keep searching for the same laws over and over.
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Disclaimer: The information provided in this app is for general informational purposes only. It does not constitute legal advice and carries no guarantee of legal accuracy.
Fines under Law 61/1991. Regulates and penalizes acts that disturb the climate of public order and quiet in everyday life, so that citizens behave in a civic, moral, and responsible manner, in the spirit of the country's laws and the norms of social coexistence.
Fines under Law 217/2003. Regulates the prevention and combating of domestic violence, including penalties for offenses committed by obstructing the measures needed to achieve the law's purpose.
Fines under GEO 34/2008. Regulates the organization and operation of the national unified emergency call system; acts that would hinder this law's purpose are punishable as offenses.
Fines under GEO 55/2002. Regulates the ownership of dangerous or aggressive dogs. Failing to comply with the obligations set out in this law can constitute an offense and is punishable.
Fines under Law 4/2008. Regulates the obligations that must be observed in organizing, running, and taking part in games and sporting competitions, along with the penalties applied for failing to comply.
Fines under Law 60/1991. Sets out the rules that must be observed when organizing and holding public assemblies, so as to avoid committing punishable offenses.
Fines under Law no. 349/2002. Establishes measures to prevent and reduce the use of tobacco products, aiming to protect the health of smokers and non-smokers from the harmful effects of smoking. Failing to comply with the obligations set out in the law can constitute an offense and is punishable.
Fines under GEO 97/2005. Regulates the records, domicile, residence, and identity documents of Romanian citizens, underpinning the legal relationships between individuals, legal entities, and state institutions. Breaching certain provisions of this law constitutes an offense and is punishable.
Fines under Law 55/2020. Regulates the temporary restrictive measures needed to prevent and remove threats to people's life, health, and integrity, while respecting the essence of other fundamental rights. Breaching the measures set out in the law can constitute an offense and is punishable as such.
Romanian citizens who want to quickly understand public-order legislation and the fines that apply to it.
