Criminal Proceedings, Injurious Issue in the Civil Trial

The branch of criminal law and civil law are not and, moreover, cannot be completely separated between them existing connections and interferences that make their presence felt in the particular practice mostly. One of the concepts that, although not extensively debated in the doctrine, is very present in jurisprudence is the matter of criminal injury. Its existence is stated in art. 413 para. 1 Section 2 of the New Code of Civil Procedure, and the criminal provisions. What must be noted regarding procedural issues of criminal nature is a strong degree of connection between the civil action in which is high the degree of derived connection, mainly on the unique basis of the two actions. The figure of interlocutory criminal matter has been reshaped by the provisions of the New Code of Criminal Procedure \, some changes giving serious questions in terms of their applicability.