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The present article deals with one of the most actual contemporary issues, namely the protection of human fundamental right to a healthy environment, since the degradation of the surrounding environment is one of the greatest threats of mankind nowadays. I focused mostly on the legal liability in this field of environmental law, from the criminal, contravention and civil perspective, as the legal liability has become, under the impact of the technical and scientific revolution, an extremely stringent matter. This is a consequence of the worldwide ecological situation which is severely affected by the consequences of industrialization and automation, excessive pollution, unreasonable exploitation of natural resources, forests, as well as other factors. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The current article wishes to analyze one of man's fundamental rights, that of the respect owed to one's private life; this right is regulated by both the European Convention on Human Rights, as well as in the Romanian Constitution and the Civil Code. The latter is a distinct regulation. Once the New Civil Code was passed, Title II of the First Book offers an entire chapter dedicated to the respect owed to the human being and its inherent rights, a chapter in which the right to a private life is as important as the right to life, health, integrity, the right to dignity as well as the respect owed to a person after its death. The present article involves a three sided analysis, regarding constitutional law, civil law and criminal law, as we can't leave out the criminal aspects generated by the disrespecting of this right. Thus, the lawmaker found appropriate to incriminate crimes as trespassing, violation of professional secrets, violation of private life, disclosure of professional secret. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]