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REZUMAT AI- Judge Moroșanu publicly reacted to President Dan's self-appointment as state apparatus leader
- CJUE ruled that courts cannot refuse European arrest warrants
- Moroșanu criticized the leadership of the Court of Appeal of Bucharest
- Referral to CJUE regarding extradition of fugitives
Raluca Moroșanu, a judge who referred the case to the CJUE regarding extradition of fugitives, publicly responded on Facebook after President Dan called himself the leader of the state apparatus.
President Dan's Statement
At Dublin, President Dan declared symbolically that he is the leader of the Romanian state apparatus, including police, medical assistants, professors, public officials, judges, and other categories.
CJUE Decision on Arrest Warrants
The European Court of Justice ruled that a court cannot refuse to execute a European arrest warrant and must take enforcement itself without state consent.
Moroșanu's Criticism of Court Leadership
Judge Moroșanu took up a microphone and criticized the leadership of the Court of Appeal of Bucharest, calling them 'terrorizing' magistrates and expressing solidarity with Judge Laurențiu Beșu.