Constantin Pintilie

Constantin Pintilie is an Assistant Lecturer at the University of Bucharest's Faculty of Law, affiliated with the Public Law Department. He holds a PhD and specializes in constitutional law, administrative law, and EU law. His research focuses on legal predictability, judicial protection mechanisms, and the interplay between Romanian and European legal frameworks. He is actively involved in academic centers such as the Centre for Studies in Competition Law and contributes to initiatives like the Bucharest Pre-Moot for the Willem Vis Moot competition. His email is readily available for academic collaboration.

Research interests include constitutional requirements for administrative litigation procedures, the application of EU law principles in national courts, and historical legal developments in Romania. He frequently explores topics like the regulation of appeals, legitimate expectations in administrative decisions, and the role of constitutional courts in shaping legal certainty.

Publications from 2024 emphasize judicial protection dynamics and EU-Romanian legal alignment, while earlier works address historical legal frameworks and judicial independence. His articles highlight a commitment to bridging constitutional theory with practical legal challenges. No specific grants or awards are explicitly mentioned, though his contributions to academic centers suggest active participation in scholarly networks.