The Bucharest Court of Appeal recently approved an extradition request from U.K. authorities for the Tate brothers, pending the conclusion of local legal proceedings related to allegations of sexual aggression. This decision underscores the court's role in upholding judicial integrity and international legal cooperation.

The Bucharest Court of Appeal published its detailed reasoning rejecting former presidential candidate Calin Georgescu's attempt to annul the presidential election. The decision, based on constitutional grounds and the binding nature of the Constitutional Court's rulings, reinforces the rule of law and ensures that electoral procedures are maintained without arbitrary interference.

On December 31, 2024, the Bucharest Court of Appeal confirmed the legality of the annulment of the presidential election, rejecting Calin Georgescu’s challenge against the Constitutional Court’s decision. The ruling, based on evidence including illegal campaign financing and suspected foreign interference, aims to uphold the integrity of the electoral process, even as affected parties plan to appeal the decision.