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Portal Legislativ, Ministerul Justiţiei

Maintains the text in force

The Ministry of Justice's legislative portal at legislatie.just.ro, and the publisher of record for consolidated Romanian law. Every act has a document id and is addressed as /Public/DetaliiDocument/<id>; the page carries the republication history, the full consolidation history as a list of dates, the amendment annotations inline in the article text, and a Fişă act panel listing what the act changed and what changed it. Romanian statutes are republished rather than re-enacted, so the page states which republication the text is - Law 21/1991 is Republication 2, from Monitorul Oficial no. 576 of 13 August 2010 - and the consolidation list runs forward from there.

Maintains the current text of the law as amended, so you can read a provision as it stands today rather than reconstructing it from amendments.

legislatie.just.ro

Cannot be cited for

**It could not be reached at all.** From this infrastructure a direct request completes the TLS handshake and the server then closes the connection with no reply, over HTTP/1.1 and HTTP/2 alike, with browser headers and without, at several TLS versions; Firecrawl answers 500; a browser-based fetch hangs up. Every reading attributed to this publisher here was taken from an Internet Archive capture of its page, and the citation url is the archive address rather than the publisher's. That is not a substitute: the archive's captures are inconsistent in a way the publisher's own pages presumably are not. The captures of Law 21/1991 and Law 95/2006 carry the whole text; every capture of Government Decision 1,391/2006 is a thirteen-kilobyte shell with the consolidation history and no article text at all, which is why Romania's driving licence topic is unanswered. The consolidations are also not official in their own right: the legal force is in the Monitorul Oficial issue, and the consolidation engine behind this portal is the same CTCE company whose disclaimer appears on the files the immigration authority publishes. A reading from an archive capture carries two dates that must not be confused - the capture date, which is when we read it, and the consolidation date at the head of the history list, which is what the text is current to.

Re-check every

90 days

Publication rhythm

A consolidation appears for each date on which an amendment takes effect; Law 95/2006 had fourteen in 2025 alone. Because the site cannot be reached, a re-read means finding a later Internet Archive capture, and the archive captures these pages a handful of times a year.

Re-check triggers

a later Internet Archive capture of /Public/DetaliiDocument/288590, which is Law 21/1991 on citizenship · a later Internet Archive capture of /Public/DetaliiDocument/71139, which is Law 95/2006 on health · an amendment to article 11 of Law 21/1991, the restoration provision that reaches three degrees of descent · an amendment to article 222 of Law 95/2006, which ties insured status to immigration status · the site becoming reachable by any tool, which would make the archive route unnecessary

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