George-Alexandru LAZĂR

George-Alexandru LAZĂR is an Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Law, University of Bucharest, where he contributes to legal scholarship and education. His work is situated within the broader academic environment of one of Romania's leading law faculties, engaged in national and international legal discourse.

His research focuses on critical issues in criminal law, particularly crimes against sexual freedom. He examines the legal distinction between rape and statutory rape, with a specific emphasis on the concept of consent in relation to minors. His work draws from domestic jurisprudence, European human rights standards, and comparative legal systems to propose legislative improvements.

The publication extracted from the Bucharest University Annual Review - Law (2022) reflects a trend in his scholarship: rigorous doctrinal analysis combined with practical legal reform proposals. His work engages with sensitive societal issues and high-level judicial decisions, such as the M.G.C. v. Romania case before the European Court of Human Rights.

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George-Alexandru LAZĂR is involved in academic research and publication but no information is available regarding student supervision, research grants, or formal advising roles. He operates within the research ecosystem of the Faculty of Law, which hosts multiple specialized centers such as the Centre for Criminal Law and the Human Rights Centre, suggesting potential affiliation or collaboration.