Titu Maiorescu University
Faculty of Law
Annual Session of Student Scientific Communications
Awards Ceremony – Student Scientific Communications Session, Faculty of Law
The Faculty of Law invites you on Thursday, May 15th at 2 PM to the Awards Ceremony for the Student Scientific Communications Session. The event will take place in building V, at Calea Văcărești 187, in the Media Library room located on the 3rd floor (V302).
We look forward to seeing you!
At its 31st edition, Annual Session of Student Scientific Communications, with the theme: Challenges of Law through the Lens of Artificial Intelligence organized by the Faculty of Law of UTM will take place on April 10, 2025, 12:00 PM.
At this scientific event, 36 rigorously selected scientific papers by students of the Faculty of Law of UTM, coordinated by the teaching staff, will be presented.
Opening ceremony of the 31st Scientific Student Communications Session – Room M 209, 12:00 PM
Annual Session of Student Scientific Communications will take place in two sections:
Section 1 – Bachelor's and Master's Degree Programs Private law , Panel: Constitutional Law and Administrative Law, Room 209 building M, 12:15 PM
Section 2 – Bachelor's and Master's Degree in Public Law, Room 109 Building V, 12:15 PM.
We look forward to seeing you!
The Annual Session of Student Scientific Communications – XXXI Edition
with the theme:
Challenges of Law through the Lens of Artificial Intelligence
SCIENTIFIC AND ORGANIZATIONAL COMMITTEE
Prof. univ. dr. Smaranda Angheni
2. Professor, University Doctor Carmen Silvia Paraschiv
University Professor Dr. Marieta Safta
4. Conf. univ. dr. Manuela Tăbăraș
5. Conf. univ. dr. Felicia Maxim
6. Conf. univ. dr. Mădălina Dinu
7. Conf. univ. dr. Bogdan Vîrjan
8. Conf. univ. dr. Petruța Ispas
9. Conf. univ. dr. Codruț Olaru
10. Conf. univ. dr. Violeta Slavu
11. University Lecturer Dr. Mihaela Iliescu
12. University lecturer Dr. Ioan Morariu
13. University lecturer Dr. Daniela Panc
14. University Lecturer Dr. Berna Beatrice
15. University Lecturer, Dr. Andrei Săvescu
16. University Lecturer Dr. Cătălin Marin
17. Assistant University Doctor Toma Georgian
18. Assistant University Professor Dr. Daniela Iuliana Radu
19. Dr. Andrei Iacuba
PROGRAM
STUDENT SCIENTIFIC COMMUNICATIONS SESSION
OPENING OF THE SESSION
Thursday, April 10, 2025, 12:00 PM, Room 209, Building M
12:00 PM – 12:15 PM Opening of the session –
University Professor, PhD, Manuela Tăbăraș – Dean of the Faculty of Law
12.15 Conducting the scientific communications session in the 2 sections:
- Section 1 – Bachelor's and Master's Degree Programs Private Law, Constitutional Law and Administrative Law Panel, Room 209 corp M
- Section 2 – Bachelor's and Master's Study Fields Public law, Room 109 Corp V
SECTION 1 – BACHELOR'S and MASTER'S STUDIES
Room M 209
PRIVATE LAW
Moderators
Conf. univ. dr. Manuela Tăbăraș – Dean of the Faculty of Law -UTM
Prof. univ. dr. Mădălina Dinu – Director, Department of Private Law – Faculty of
Right – UTM
University Lecturer, Dr. Mihaela Iliescu
Conf. univ. dr. Violeta Slavu
Civil law
Perspective on AI's Involvement in Sports Law
- Antonescu Andrei Gabriel, 3rd year ID, Scientific Coordinator: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Manuela Tăbăraș
2. Civil liability for the actions of artificial intelligence
- Zamfir Ioana-Nicoleta, 2nd year, series A, group 201, scientific coordinator: University Professor Dr. Manuela Tăbăraș
3. Civil liability for damages caused by artificial intelligence in the context of the regulation's adoption
- Lascu Andreea Beatrice, 2nd year, IF, group 207, scientific coordinator: Associate Professor Dr. Petruța Ispas
4. West versus East: Artificial Intelligence (Machine Learning, Big Data Regulations) within the applicable legal framework of tort and contractual liability in the Romanian, European, and Japanese spheres.
- Stancu, Denisa Catalina, 2nd year, IF, scientific coordinator: Associate Professor Dr. Ispas Petruța Elena
5. Digital Legacy
- Butnaru Răzvan Gabriel, 3rd year, IF, group 303, scientific coordinator: university lecturer Dr. Ioan Morariu
Information technology law
6. On how Artificial Intelligences can be used to commit the crime of fraud, but also to prevent it
- Andra-Maria Țațără, 4th year IF, Scientific Coordinator: University Lecturer Dr. Andrei Săvescu
Intellectual Property Law
7. Artificial Intelligence: A Challenge for the Legislative Process in the Field of Intellectual Property
- Calu (Ciobotaru) Andra Florentina, Bachelor's degree, III IF, Group 312, scientific coordinator: University Lecturer Dr. Violeta Slavu
Master
8. Theory of obligations in the digital age: From contractual clauses to electronic evidence in civil procedure
- Beatrice-Elena GRIGOROIU, Master's Degree in Civil Law and Civil Procedure with Advanced Studies, Scientific coordinators: Prof. Smaranda Angheni, Assoc. Prof. Mădălina Dinu
PANEL – Constitutional Law and Administrative Law
Moderators
Conf. univ. dr. Violeta Slavu
Assistant Prof. Dr. Daniela Iuliana Radu
Dr. Andrei Iacuba
Constitutional Law
9. Respecting the right to be elected in the context of artificial intelligence use
- Mihnea-Andrei Stoica, Year I, IF, Series C, Group 112, scientific coordinator: Prof. Univ. Dr. Marieta Safta
10. The Impact of Using Artificial Intelligence in Judicial Decision-Making on the Principle of Impartiality
- Plopeanu Briana-Ioana, 1st year, IF, scientific coordinators: Prof. Dr. Marieta Safta, PhD candidate Andrei Iacuba
11. Deepjudge, or how artificial intelligence can shape Romania's judicial system.
- Tănase Constantin-Iulian, 2nd year, ID, Scientific coordinator: Prof. University Dr. Marieta Safta
- Ionela Viorica Ionică, 2nd year, ID, Scientific coordinator: Prof. University Dr. Marieta Safta
12. The Right to Meaningful Human Interaction in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
- Antonia Daieanu, 1st year, IF, group 113, scientific coordinator: university professor Dr. Marieta Safta
- Șipoteanu Ilinca, Amul I IF, Group 114, Scientific Coordinator: Professor Marieta Safta
13. Artificial Intelligence and Technical Citizenship: Constitutional Challenges and Legal Perspectives
- Petre-Frischherz Georgiana and Radu Lavinia, Year I, IF, Group
14. The Right to Privacy in the Digital Age.
- Chirita Laura-Georgiana, Rosu Antonia Luiza Year I, scientific coordinator: Prof. Dr. Marieta Safta
15. The Revolutionary Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Legal Professions.
- Țîrlea Laura, Year I, Scientific Coordinator: Prof. Univ. Dr. Marieta Safta
Administrative law
16. The Principle of Separation of Powers in the State – From Theory to Practice in the Era of Public Administration Digitization
- Robert Caroline, Year I, IF, Group 101, Scientific Coordinator: University Assistant Dr. Daniela Iuliana Radu
17. The role of digitization in the equation of central and local public administration. Case study on inter-institutional cooperation
- Cojocaru Stefan Aurel, Year 1, IF, Group 104, Scientific Coordinator: Univ. Asst. Dr. Daniela Iuliana Radu
18. Personal data protection in public administration. The balance between innovation, decision-making transparency and the respect of fundamental rights
- Mihaescu Medeea Dasiana, 2nd year, IF, group 206, Scientific Coordinator: Asst. Univ. Dr. Daniela Iuliana Radu
Master
19. Modernizing the preliminary submission mechanism using artificial intelligence tools
- Silivestru Cristian, EU Law. Institutions of substantive and procedural European law, scientific coordinator: Prof. Univ. Dr. Marieta Safta
20. Artificial Intelligence and Legal Liability. The Role of the European Commission.
- Valeria Sorici, EU Law. Institutions of substantive and procedural European law, scientific coordinator: Prof. Univ. Dr. Marieta Safta
SECTION 2 – UNDERGRADUATE AND MASTER'S STUDIES – PUBLIC LAW – Room V 109
Moderators
Professor, University Doctor Carmen Paraschiv
Prof. Univ. Dr. Bogdan Vîrjan – Director, Department of Public Law - Faculty of
Right – UTM
University Lecturer, Dr. Cătălin Marin
Criminal law
1. Every Embrace Has a Price: An Exploration into Human Darkness
- Vasile Stefania-Elena, Year IV, IF, scientific coordinator: assistant professor Dr. Georgian Toma
2. Application of criminal law and criminal responsibility in cases of offenses committed with the help of artificial intelligence
- Ciugulea Sebastian-Florin, 2nd year, IF, Scientific Coordinator: Conf. univ. dr. Bogdan Vîrjan
3. Information manipulation through artificial intelligence
- Gabriela Vișoreanu, Year III, IF, group 305, Scientific Coordinator: Associate Professor Bogdan Vîrjan, PhD
Criminology
4. AI-Assisted Cybercrime
- Fuica Camelia Andreea, 3rd year, group 305, scientific coordinator: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Bogdan Vîrjan
5. About hate speech: dog whistle manifestations
- Colțeanu Matei Vladimir, 2nd year, IF, scientific coordinator: associate professor Bogdan Vîrjan
Criminal Procedure Law
6. Artificial Intelligence as a Tool for Optimizing the Motivation of Criminal Procedural Judgments
- Cezara Popescu, 3rd year, IF, scientific coordinator: Prof. Univ. Dr. Carmen Paraschiv
7. Artificial Intelligence and the Emergence of a New Fundamental Right: The Right to Benefit from Human Error in Criminal Proceedings.
- Adrian Doroftei, 3rd year, IF, group 309, academic advisor: prof. univ. dr. Carmen Paraschiv
8. Optimizing criminal investigations by integrating artificial intelligence into digital evidence
- Bonef Roxana – Ionela, 3rd year, IF, scientific coordinator: Prof. Univ. Dr. Carmen Paraschiv
9. Challenges of Criminal Procedure Law in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: The Impact of Emerging Technologies on Fundamental Rights and Judicial Procedures
- Dorobantu Andreea Alexandra, 3rd year, IF, group 304, scientific coordinator: prof.univ.dr. Carmen Paraschiv
10. Observations on the effects of using artificial intelligence in criminal proceedings
- Dear Ioana, 3rd year, IF, group 308, scientific coordinator: University Lecturer Dr. Cătălin Marin
11. Digital Evidence Collection Techniques in Criminal Proceedings
- Natalia Marita, 3rd year, IF, group 307, scientific coordinator: University Lecturer Dr. Cătălin Marin
International Human Rights Protection
12. Employee surveillance in the workplace through technological means: analysis of ECHR case law on the matter
- Rotaru Bianca-Maria, 2nd Year, IF, Group 202, Scientific Coordinator: University Lecturer Dr. Maria-Beatrice Berna
13. The Deepfake Phenomenon: Ethical and Legal Challenges in the era of advanced technologies and their impact on the protection of human rights
- Clement Larisa Cristiana, 2nd year, IF, Scientific Coordinator: University Lecturer Dr. Maria-Beatrice Berna
Public international law
14. Artificial Intelligence Algorithms as a National Security Tool
- Simion Mariana-Andra, 3rd year, IF, group 310, Scientific coordinator: University Lecturer Dr. Felicia Maxim
15. Challenges of International Law in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: Regulation, Ethics, and Security
- Spirache Claudia-Mihaela, 3rd year, IF, group 310, Scientific coordinator: University Lecturer Dr. Felicia Maxim
Master
16. Money laundering in the context of new organized crime trends
- Condrea Teodora, Master of Criminal Sciences, Scientific coordinator: Associate Professor Dr. Codruț Olaru
ANNOUNCEMENT
Attention!
- for Section 2, submission of the communication title and article in extension it will be done at the email address felicia.maxim@prof.utm.ro, and
- for Section 1 to the email address violeta.slavu@prof.utm.ro
according to the following schedule:
- Transmission of the communication title will be done by March 16, 2025 – Bachelor's and Master's students will establish the topic with their supervising professor. The title of the communication must be sent to the above-mentioned email addresses, according to your section, stating your status (undergraduate student, year of study, master's student) and the name of your supervising professor;
- Article transmission in extension will be done by March 30, 2025 Undergraduate and master's students will send the article to the e-mail addresses indicated above, depending on their section., after obtaining the approval from the supervising professor regarding the fulfillment of formal and substantive conditions for the drafting of the articles.
Writing Conditions – click here!
The paper will be written in Romanian in accordance with the formatting requirements presented below. The abstract and keywords will be written in English.
Good news this is like the best works supported by students and master's students will be selected for support within the International Conference on Law, European Studies, and International Relations with the theme: Mapping Law Between Legislative Gaps, Normative Excess, and New Legal Frontiers in the Digital Age„ from May 15-16, 2025 organized by the Faculty of Law UTM / respectively published in the conference proceedings, indexed in at least 2 international databases. Therefore, when choosing a research topic, please also consider the theme proposed for the International Conference on Law, European Studies, and International Relations.
Session Annual Scientific Student Communications Edition XXXI , with the theme: The Challenges of Law Through the Lens of Artificial Intelligence, will take place at the Faculty of Law - Titu Maiorescu University, located at Calea Văcărești no. 187, sector 4, Bucharest.
