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The Romanian forensic pscychiatry system related to the admission of patients- aspects of the criminal law

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  27 August 2024

C. E. Anghel ,
C. Băcilă  and
M. Tănase
C. E. Anghel*
Affiliation:
1Faculty of Medicine, The “Lucian Blaga” University 2Scientific Research Collective in Neurosciences - The “Dr. Gheorghe Preda” Clinical Hospital of Psychiatry
C. Băcilă
Affiliation:
1Faculty of Medicine, The “Lucian Blaga” University 2Scientific Research Collective in Neurosciences - The “Dr. Gheorghe Preda” Clinical Hospital of Psychiatry
M. Tănase
Affiliation:
3The “Dr. Gheorghe Preda” Clinical Hospital of Psychiatry, Sibiu, Romania
*
*Corresponding author.

Abstract

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Introduction

In the Romanian forensic psychiatric and legal system, the legislation allows people diagnosed with mental disorders and who have committed a crime, without discrimination, to come under the Criminal Code, thus applying the safety measure of medical hospitalization. Although it is a complex measure, which requires increased attention in its application, any omission on the part of the authorities could lead to the violation of various human rights. The role of this measure is to improve the mental state of perpetrators, who represent, both for them and for society, an important danger. Approaching from this perspective we can say that this legal framework defines and limits the circumstances in which this measure can be produced to prevent the violation of human rights..

Objectives

The objective of this presentation was to carry out an analysis of the applying criteria for the safety measure of medical hospitalization, as well as the procedural aspects, in the national institutions where the perpetrators serve their sentences, called “psychiatric and security hospitals”

Methods

In this way, in our research we wanted to discover the most frequent pathologies blamed to be the cause of crimes and determined the application of these measures.

Results

All the results were evaluated and integrated according to the objective of this study.

Conclusions

In parallel with this analysis, we wanted to identify the main aspects that make the activity difficult and also to be able to offer the possibility of creating some solutions to improve the forensic psychiatric and legal system.

Disclosure of Interest

None Declared

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European Psychiatry , Volume 67 , Special Issue S1: Abstracts of the 32nd European Congress of Psychiatry , April 2024 , pp. S579
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