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    What's new in Moldovan law: 17 March 2006

    On 17 March 2006, Moldova’s Official Gazette published 6 acts, 4 of them important, the most common type Law (3).

    • 6 acts
    • Important: 4
    • Law: 3
    • Decision: 2
    • Correction: 1
    Updated:

    What they are about

    1. Justice, order, defence 2
    2. Construction and property 1

    Construction and property

    1 act

    Justice, order, defence

    2 acts
    • Law No. 30

      Criminal Code supplemented with an offence on weapons of mass destruction

      Law nr. 30 of 23.02.2006 adds Article 140¹ to the Criminal Code. The article punishes the use, development, production, acquisition, storage, transfer, keeping and transport of chemical, nuclear and other weapons of mass destruction in breach of national law or international treaties. The law entered into force on 17.03.2006.

      • Parliament
      • In force since 17 Mar 2006
      • Amends: Code No. 985-XV/2002
    • Law No. 35

      Removal of the typewritten form requirement from the Criminal Procedure Code

      Law No. 35 of 24.02.2006 removes the words ", in typewritten form," from Article 429 paragraph (1) and Article 455 paragraph (1) of the Criminal Procedure Code. The text does not specify who is affected. The law entered into force on 17.03.2006.

      • Parliament
      • In force since 17 Mar 2006
      • Amends other acts

    Administration

    3 acts

    About the sources

    6 acts published (laws: 3, decisions: 2, other acts: 1), 4 of them important.

    Satelit does not give legal advice. Titles, numbers and dates come from the official sources. Summaries, where present, are automatic explanations of the official text and may leave out details. The official text always prevails.

    Source: the Official Gazette of the Republic of Moldova (monitorul.gov.md), the public table of contents of each issue.