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  • first name (completely) and last name;
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Abstract and keywords. The scientific paper must be accompanied by an abstract (in Romanian and English), comprising 1500-2000 characters and at least five keywords (in Romanian and English). The abstract must include the identification of the subject treated, the objectives pursued by the author, the research results and the theoretical and practical implications of the study.

The content of the paper should necessarily include the following structural elements:

  1. Introduction. It is recommended that the introduction of the paper should express the subject and object of research, the current situation, the motivation for the research, the degree of research on the subject in doctrine, trends and premises of the research, etc. It is mandatory to formulate the research hypothesis at the end of the introduction.
  2. Applied methods and materials. It is mandatory to briefly describe the research methods and materials used in the development of the study by directly reporting on the researched subject (empirical data and research, judicial practice, interviews, case studies, etc.).
  3. List of abbreviations.
  4. Discussions and results obtained. It forms the basic content of the work. It is recommended to divide presentations into paragraphs, possibly sub-paragraphs (for example: 4.1. Elements of Comparative Criminal Law; 4.2. Elements of National Criminal Law; 4.3. Elements of Judicial Practice, etc.). Separate presentation of Discussions of Results is encouraged.
  5. Conclusions.
  6. Bibliographic references.

Bibliography reference template:
Criminal justice (public order) act, 1994. https://www.irishstatutebook.ie/eli/1994/act/2/enacted/en/html (accessed on 17.11.2024).
Theft Act (Northern Ireland), 1969. https://www.legislation.gov.uk/apni/1969/16/contents(accessed on 17.11.2024).
Kopecký Kamil. Online blackmail of Czech children focused on so-called “sextortion” (analysis of culprit and victim behaviors). Telematics and informatics, vol. 34, nr. 1, 2017.
ttps://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0736585316300090 (accessed on 17.10.2024).
Larceny Act 1916. https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1916/50/enacted (accessed on 17.11.2024).
Chen Yehudai. Informational Blackmail: Survived by Technicality. In: MARQUETTE LAW REVIEW, Issue 4, Summer 2009, Volume 92, p. 780-827. https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1916/50/enacted (accessed on 17.10.2024).
Code pénal de la République Française. https://www.legifrance.gouv.fr/codes/section (accessed on 18.10.2024).
Code pénal version consolidee applicable ou 08.03.2024. https://legilux.public.lu/eli/etat/leg/code/penal/20240308 (accessed on 18.10.2024).
Código Penal versão à data de 24.11.21. https://diariodarepublica.pt/dr/legislacao-consolidada/decreto-lei/1995-34437675 (accessed on 21.10.2024).
Codul penal al României din 17 iulie 2009. https://legislatie.just.ro/Public/DetaliiDocument/223635 (accessed on 18.10.2024).
Herinean D. Relația dintre șantaj și alte infracțiuni. In: PENALMENTE / RELEVANT, nr. 1 / 2018. https://www.revista.penalmente.ro/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/Herinean-blackmail-and-extorsion.pdf (accessed on 20.10.2024).
Dongoroz V., Kahane S., Oncea I. ș.a. Explicații teoretice ale Codului penal român, Vol. III, Partea specială, Ed. Academiei Republicii Socialiste România, București, 1971.
Cod penal român din 1936. Text publicat în Monitorul Oficial, Partea I nr. 65 din 18 martie 1936. https://lege5.ro/App/Document/heztqnzu/codul-penal-din-1936 (accessed on 18.11.2024).
Cod penal român din 1864. Text republicat în Monitorul Oficial, Partea I din 22 octombrie 1912. https://lege5.ro/App/Document/g42tamju/codul-penal-din-1864 (accessed on 18.11.2024).
Larii Iu. Aspecte juridico-penale și criminologice ale șantajului, Studiu monografic, Chișinău, 2004.
Crijanovschi S., Aspecte teoretice şi practice ale infracţiunii de şantaj, Teză de doctor în drept, Chișinău, 2012.
Bornarenco M., Plămădeală Gh. Unele observații referitoare la accepțiunile conceptului „șantaj” în Codul penal. In: Juridice Moldova. https://juridicemoldova.md/7341/unele-observatii-referitoare-la-acceptiunile-conceptului-santaj-in-codul-penal.html
Borodac A., Manual de drept penal. Partea specială (pentru învățământul universitar), Ed. Tipografia Centrală, Chișinău, 2004.
Decision of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Republic of Moldova of 2.11.2021, file No. 1ra-1411/2021. https://jurisprudenta.csj.md/search_col_penal.php?id=19801 (accessed on 10.09.2024).
Decizia CSJ a RM din 27.03.2023, dosar nr. 1ra-1575/2022 1-19026408-01-1ra-18112022. https://jurisprudenta.csj.md/search_col_penal.php?id=23068 (accessed on 10.09.2024).
Decizia CSJ a RM din 14.03.2024, dosar nr.1 ra-1876/2023 1-22187683-01-1ra-14122023. https://jurisprudenta.csj.md/search_col_penal.php?id=24577 (accessed on 10.09.2024).
Încheierea CSJ a RM cu privire la inadmisibilitatea recursului din 11.12.2024, dosarul nr. 1ra-273/2023. https://jurisprudenta.csj.md/search_col_penal.php?id=25490 (accessed on 10.09.2024).
Deciza CSJ a RM din 20.12.2021, dosar nr. 1ra-1825/2021 1-18030835-01-1ra-17082021. https://jurisprudenta.csj.md/search_col_penal.php?id=20306 (accessed on 10.09.2024).
For reviews to be published under the “Editorial Recommendations” category, the above-mentioned structuring is not mandatory.

Editing mode:
A4 format;
edges: up – 2 cm; down – 2 cm; left – 2,5 cm; right – 2 cm;
paper line spacing – 1.15;
Times New Roman font;
title – font size 14, author’s name and affiliation – font size 12, text – font size 12.
tables: should be fitted into the text, numbered in the upper right, and the title should be written in the upper left;
figures: will be framed into the text and will be numbered;
illustrations will be in jpg or tiff format with the following characteristics: 300 dpi and minimum 1 MB;
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[Quoted model]
Stătescu C. Drept civil. Persoana fizică. Persoana juridică. Drepturile reale, Bucureşti: Editura Didactică şi Pedagogică, 2020. 234 p.
Семенов В.В. Философия: итог тысячелетий. Философская психология. Москва: Эврика, 2000. 64 с.
[Citation template for work with more than three authors]
Stan N. ş.a. Tratat de criminalistică. Bucureşti: Ed. Timpul, 2004. 282 p.
[Citation model contribution in a work]
Kuglay I. „Procedura de cameră preliminară. Soluţiile”. In: M. Udroiu (coord.), Codul de procedură penală. Comentariu pe articole, ediţia a 2-a, Bucureşti: Ed. C.H. Beck, 2004, p. 1422-1423.
[Article citation template]
Adăscăliţei M. Tăierea ilegală a vegetaţiei forestiere. In: Revista de Drept, nr. 9, 2018, p. 17-22.
[Article citation model in scientific papers]
Rurac M. Insolvabilitatea fictivă. In: Culegere de lucrări științifice a Universităţii de Stat din Moldova, 2001, vol. 9, p. 95-99.
[Article citation model in symposium materials]
Babuc V. ș.a. Cercetări şi realizări în tehnica criminalistică. In: Realizări, programe, perspective. Tezele conf. jubiliare internaţionale. Chişinău: Universitatea Tehnică a Moldovei, 1995, p. 152-157.
[Other sources]
Codul cu privire la știință și inovare al Republicii Moldova. Nr. 259-XV din 15 iulie 2004. In: Monitorul Oficial al Republicii Moldova, 30.07.2004, nr.125-129 (1479-1483).
[Website templates]
Mihai R. Relaţiile de muncă în contextul prevenirii riscului de îmbolnăvire cu coronavirus (COVID-19), available on www.juridice.ro, accessed on March 13, 2020.

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